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Man Indicted on 12 Counts in Alleged Assaults Spanning Six Years

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Published on October 27, 2026
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Police had discussed a related allegation in 2024, months before the indictment was reported.

The case involves 12 charges connected with multiple alleged sexual assaults across six years, according to KSAT.

Earlier Dominion-Area Allegation

In July 2024, KSAT reported an allegation that a patient under sedation had been sexually assaulted at an office on Dominion Drive; the alleged assault was dated May 31 of that year. San Antonio police said at the time that additional victims might exist and urged anyone with information to contact the department's Special Victims Unit, according to the station's report.

That same 2024 account described Ramirez as having been arrested by U.S. Marshals the week before the story published.

What Remains Unclear

The full text of the 12-count indictment has not been made public in the material reviewed, so the precise language behind each charge is not yet known. It is also not clear how many alleged victims are tied to the case altogether, whether Ramirez has entered a plea, or what his current custody status is following his release from jail two days after booking.

Police had said in 2024 that more victims were possible in connection with the Dominion-area allegation.

Court records and victim support

For readers seeking case details, KSAT's general guide says Bexar County's online court portal lets users search cases and view summaries, bond information, assigned court and attorney, and hearing details. The guide does not establish which records are available in Ramirez's case or resolve the questions about the indictment, plea or custody status. The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office says its Victim Assistance division helps people whose crime cases occurred in the county, including with case information and referrals to social services. The county's Victim Services page says people whose crime was sexual in nature have the right to have a trained advocate present during a forensic medical examination and law enforcement interview.