College Station Resident Awaiting Trials for Property Crimes Faces Sexual Abuse Allegations
Stelton Govan II, a resident of College Station, is currently under arrest awaiting an onslaught of trials linked to property crimes. Now, new allegations of continuous sexual abuse of minors make the situation even graver.
Authorities have apprehended a 23-year-old man, Stelton Govan II, in College Station on charges of continuous sexual abuse of three children, all under the age of 17. In addition to these recent allegations, Govan is currently awaiting three pending felony trials tied to a string of property crimes.
The abuse reportedly took place between March 2018 and January 2023. Investigations into these accusations began in early 2023, involving the local law enforcement and child welfare agencies. As part of the investigation, an unidentified relative of Govan has also been accused of involvement in the abuse.
Persistent Legal Troubles
Online court records reveal that Govan was out on bond during his latest arrest on Monday (August 26). The pending trials include numerous counts of credit and debit card abuse during April 2021 and May 2021, fraudulent use of a credit card in June 2021, and misdemeanor drug charges in November 2019 and July 2020.
As of August 28, Govan remains in jail with bonds totaling $564,000.
Continuing Investigations
Authorities are meticulously collecting evidence and piecing together the details of both sets of allegations. The pending trials, compounded with the new allegations, paint an alarming picture of criminal activity
The investigators are appreciative of the patient cooperation of the victims’ families and the community’s support during this difficult time. They have vowed to pursue justice and ensure the protection of children within the community.
Societal Aftermath
The revelations surrounding Govan have sent shockwaves through the community. Amidst their shock and disgust, residents continue to show their unyielding support for the affected victims, hoping justice will be served swiftly.
Child welfare agencies and local non-profits have also increased their efforts to educate the community about the signs of child abuse and provide resources for victims and their families.
The law enforcement community and supporting agencies are asking that anyone with information related to these cases come forward to assist in the ongoing investigation.
