COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX/Gray News) – A man was arrested Saturday during the Texas A&M football game after he was caught allegedly taking nonconsensual videos underneath a female fan’s clothing, police said.
Manuel Ramirez, 61, was arrested and charged with invasive visual recording, a state jail felony in Texas.
According to arrest records, off-duty Bryan police officers working security near Section 338 of Kyle Field were approached by a witness who reported seeing a man recording underneath a woman’s shorts.
Ramirez is charged with improper photo/visual recording without consent
source:(Brazos County Jail Records)
Officers quickly located Ramirez standing near a handicap-accessible ramp. As they approached, an officer saw Ramirez raise his phone above his shoulder, pointing it toward a woman standing on the elevated ramp above him. Police confirmed the phone was actively recording a video.
The victim was notified of the recording at the scene and chose to press charges.
Texas A&M University Police took over the investigation and seized Ramirez’s phone as evidence. Ramirez was booked into the Brazos County Jail.
Ramirez was working at Kyle Field Saturday night, but officials clarified he is not an employee of Texas A&M University.
Instead, Ramirez was employed by SSC Services for Education, a third-party custodial services provider. Following the incident, the company terminated his employment and released a statement.
“As a third-party custodial services provider, we at SSC take the safety of students and the entire community very seriously. We are aware of the incident at Kyle Field and are cooperating with the appropriate authorities. The individual’s employment has been terminated effective immediately. The conduct is unacceptable and inconsistent with our values and the standards we expect of every member of our team,” the statement said.
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