Man arrested at Texas A&M football game for secretly recording woman

Police arrested Manuel Ramirez at a Texas A&M football game after catching him secretly recording video underneath a woman's clothing. WILX reports the incident happened during the game when off-duty Bryan police officers working security near Section 338 of Kyle Field responded to a witness report. Officers found Ramirez near a handicap ramp with his phone actively recording video.
Ramirez was charged with invasive visual recording, a state jail felony in Texas, KCTV5 reports. He was not employed by Texas A&M University. After his arrest, his employer, SSC Services for Education, terminated him immediately.
A witness spotted Ramirez recording underneath a female fan's shorts during the game. WCAX explains that off-duty Bryan police officers working security responded quickly to the report. Officers located Ramirez near a handicap-accessible ramp at Kyle Field. When police checked his phone, they confirmed it was actively recording video. The quick response from security and officers prevented further incidents.
Ramirez faces invasive visual recording charges, classified as a state jail felony in Texas. WIBW confirmed this charge carries serious legal penalties. His employer, SSC Services for Education, did not tolerate the behavior. The company fired Ramirez immediately following the arrest. State jail felonies in Texas can result in jail time and fines.
Kyle Field's security team collaborated with Bryan police to stop the crime. WLFI notes that off-duty officers were positioned strategically throughout the stadium. Their presence near Section 338 allowed them to respond immediately when the witness came forward. The coordination between university security and local police prevented the suspect from leaving the scene. This quick action protected other fans attending the game.
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