Arrest made in Sac State sexual assault; suspect unrelated to two previous incidents
SACRAMENTO - Another sexual assault incident has been reported on Sac State campus. This one happened over the weekend, police say.
This latest incident makes three such incidents in the span of about a month.
On Saturday around 5:30 p.m., campus police received the report that someone was sexually assaulted on Moraga Way near Eureka Hall. Police didn't provide a description of the suspect or the circumstances leading up to the attack.
University officials say the suspect in this case was arrested, cited and released. He was also barred from coming back onto campus.
Authorities say the incident is not related two the two other recent sexual assault incidents reported to Sac State police.
On Friday, police identified a suspect wanted in connection with two sexual assault incidents. The first assault happened off-campus on Sept. 23. On Wednesday, police received word that a second incident happened several weeks prior on campus.
In both cases, a 22-year-old man who goes by the name of "Zayn" was named as the suspect. The man met the victims on campus and identified himself as a Sac State student, police say.
The suspect is not currently enrolled at the university but may use the facilities.