Story By: Ivan Villa, Staff Writer
Photo By: Maryam Hawari, Managing Editor
The man convicted of multiple sexual assaults on Cypress College’s campus in September 2024 will face up to seven years in prison after he was sentenced last month, according to OC Superior Court records.
Ian Campos was sentenced on August 28, 2026.
During the incident on Sep. 19, 2024, three female students at Cypress College reported being assaulted by a man later identified as Ian Campos, the Cypress Chronicle reported. Cypress Chronicle also reported that in the 2023 Cypress College Annual Crime Report Issued by Campus Safety, there had been no reported assaults, sexual assaults, or cases of fondling. The report showed there were three cases of reported stalking in 2022, and one case in 2020.
Campos was found guilty on three counts of sexual battery, one count of battery, one count of assault with intent to commit sexual offense, and one count of attempted kidnapping to commit robbery, rape, oral copulation, or sodomy. Jurors found Campos not guilty on one count of assault.
Cypress Chronicle has reached out for comment, and no comment has been issued back.
