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A man named Jeffery Brewer was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a female student in her dorm room at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The incident happened in the early hours of Friday at Saxon Residential Suites, with Brewer arrested later that night after the victim and two witnesses identified him. Brewer is currently being held at the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Inmate Reception Center, with bail set at over $1 million, and has been charged with assault with intent to commit a felony, false imprisonment, burglary, and forcible sexual penetration.
A Man Arrested for Alleged Sexual Assault on UCLA Campus
A man, suspected of sexually assaulting a UCLA student in her dorm room, has been arrested, according to authorities.
Jeffery Brewer, 41, was apprehended late Friday night. He reportedly entered the victim’s room at Saxon Residential Suites on De Neve Drive early Friday morning, allegedly assaulting her while she was in bed.
Brewer then fled in an unknown direction. The victim received medical attention at the scene, stated the UCLA Police Department.
After a day-long search, detectives located Brewer and made the arrest. The victim and two witnesses subsequently positively identified him, the police statement confirmed.
Brewer faces charges, including assault with intent to commit a felony, false imprisonment, burglary, and forcible sexual penetration. He is currently held at the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Inmate Reception Center, with his bail exceeding $1 million. This is not Brewer’s first encounter with law enforcement; UCLA police arrested him for a misdemeanor in 2023, inmate records confirm.
Anyone with additional information about this case is urged to contact the UCLA Police Department at (310) 825-1491 or the Anonymous Tip Hotline at (310) 794- 5824.
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