Residents express concern over safety following recent incidents.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesA 32-year-old man from Bryan has been arrested on serious charges of child abuse involving his four-year-old son. The allegations point to a disturbing pattern of violence over several months, prompting an investigation by the College Station Police Department after concerns were raised by school administrators. In a separate incident, two armed security guards were arrested for assaulting an officer, and an 18-year-old was charged for allegedly shooting a police officer. The community continues to grapple with safety concerns as these incidents unfold.
In a shocking series of events shaking the community, a Bryan man has been arrested on serious charges related to the abuse of his young son. The allegations reveal a disturbing pattern of violence against the boy, who is only four years old. Reports indicate that the child was harmed multiple times between August and November of 2024.
Sparking the investigation, administrators at a local elementary school alerted the College Station Police Department (CSPD) after noticing numerous markings and bruises on the child’s back, legs, and rear. This prompted a deeper look into the situation, ultimately leading to the harrowing details disclosed by the child. He reported that he had been struck with an extension cord several times, raising serious alarm bells for authorities.
The man, aged 32, has not been named publicly in order to protect the identities of his children, including an older brother who witnessed some of the beatings. As for the children’s current custody situation, reports remain unclear, leaving the community concerned about their well-being.
The father was booked on February 27 and as of March 7, he remains behind bars with bonds set at a total of $79,000. The legal process ahead looks challenging as investigators continue to piece together the full extent of the situation.
In another distressing incident, an 18-year-old has been charged with aggravated assault after allegedly shooting a police officer in the Sandy Creek Apartments area. Quincy McMiller, while displaying a handgun, opened fire, injuring the officer in the arm as he approached McMiller’s vehicle. Fortunately, the officer received prompt medical attention and was later released from a local hospital, but the incident highlights the dangers law enforcement face daily.
McMiller now faces serious charges, including two counts of deadly conduct for discharging his firearm. Alongside him, 17-year-old Qwanell McMiller is charged with evading arrest. Law enforcement’s swift response involved utilizing a drone to track the suspects down in a nearby wooded area later that evening. The incident has certainly raised eyebrows, and community members are left questioning what led to such alarming behavior.
In a related vein, the Texas Municipal Police Association has acknowledged the perils that police officers face while on duty, serving as a reminder of the risks inherent in maintaining public safety.
As if these two incidents weren’t enough to stir up concern, two armed security guards in College Station were arrested after allegedly assaulting an officer. This altercation unfolded when an officer attempted to address a security guard for improper parking in a fire lane outside the Knight Club. Originally defying orders, the guard drove away, leading to a physical struggle.
A group of armed security guards then aggressively approached the situation, seemingly disregarding police commands, which resulted in further disorder. Arrested were Deshawn Ruffin and Kayla Watson, both facing multiple charges, including assault on a public servant and unlawful carrying of a firearm. However, Watson’s charge related to the firearm was later dropped, allowing her to be released from jail that Sunday.
As these troubling events unfold across Bryan and College Station, the community is grappling with a rising sense of insecurity and concern for both local children and public safety. It’s a stark reminder of the work that still needs to be done to protect the most vulnerable and ensure safe environments for all.
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