League City stalking suspect Victor Ferman wanted, police say

League City police are searching for a suspect they say is considered "armed and dangerous."

"We do believe he is armed," said League City Police Officer Jose Ortega. "He sent her messages in the past with death threats with a gun."

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The League City Police Department says they have filed charges against 20-year-old Victor Ferman, who is wanted for stalking. Authorities claim he met the 15-year-old girl on Snapchat. Then, he used Snapchat to find where she lives.

"He requested sex from her," said Ortega. "She denied him. It got to a point where [he said] if you’re not going to have sex with me, I’m going to force myself on you, rape you, and hurt you."

The girl's mother posted to Facebook about the case and claims Ferman threatened to shoot her daughter and their pets. She says that Ferman posted their address to TikTok with diagrams of windows "where he's going to shoot."

Last month, authorities believe he busted a window to the girl's bedroom. 

"I definitely think it’s scary," said Veronica Chaearria, who lives in League City. "When I was 15-years-old, I couldn’t imagine talking to a guy that old. Then, breaking into my window at my parent’s house. That’s terrifying."

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According to authorities, Ferman is reported to be homeless, but is known to frequent League City, Pearland, and Houston.

Authorities believe there could be additional victims. Parents are urged to speak with their kids and to be aware of who children are friends with on social media.

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"We suspect he's probably doing this with another victim," said Ortega. "Or, maybe a few others. We want this, definitely, to be resolved peacefully and safely for everyone."

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Detective Bell at (281) 554-1904 or LCPD at (281) 332-2566.