Man charged with attempted sexual assault after attack on Irving jogger

Man arrested for allegedly attacking Irving jogger

A man has been charged with sexual assault more than a month after police said he attacked a woman while she was on a run in Irving.

IRVING, Texas - A man has been charged with attempted sexual assault after an attack on a woman who was out on a run in her Irving neighborhood earlier this year.

Irving police say that Brandon Lee Williams confessed to the crime.

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Irving police are looking for a predator who attacked a woman while she was out for a run in her neighborhood. She says he tried to sexually assault her, but she fought him off.

Last month, Nicole Fugate told FOX 4 that she was on a run along Cowboys Parkway in Irving when a man grabbed her from behind and threw her on the ground.

Irving police say the man tried to take his pants off and pull down Fugate's pants at the same time.

Fugate told FOX 4 she fought off the man, scratching and punching him until he ran back to his car.

Irving police say they received a tip about a possible suspect on Friday.

Williams was arrested on an unrelated warrant and was questioned by officers.

Brandon Lee Williams (Source: Irving Police)

During the questioning, he confirmed details about the incident that had not been made public and told officers he intended to have sexual intercourse with Fugate.

Irving police say that you should run in pairs, stay aware of your surroundings and always let a friend or family member know when and where you are running.

Irving Crime and Public Safety