Overview
- A Montgomery County jury found 23-year-old Logan Michael Parker guilty of aggravated sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping, with the guilty verdicts returned Aug. 5 after a multi-day trial.
- During the punishment phase on Aug. 6 jurors quickly found enhancement allegations true and imposed two concurrent life sentences that require at least 30 years served before parole is possible.
- Prosecutors say Parker forced the pregnant convenience store clerk into a restroom, threatened her life, sexually assaulted her, stole her phone, and fled, and the victim later sought help when it was safe.
- Law enforcement credited a mix of surveillance video, DNA, cellular and vehicle location data, the Montgomery County Real Time Crime Center, and the FLOCK license-plate camera system with identifying Parker and enabling his arrest hours after the April 10, 2025 attack.
- Officials praised the survivor’s courage and the coordinated investigation, and the case has renewed local attention to the use of license-plate cameras as Conroe leaders consider whether to put the system to a public vote.