Man Arrested in Waco in Connection With Attempted Burglaries Targeting Baylor Sorority Members
A 36-year-old man, Christopher Dunigan, has been arrested in Waco, Texas, in connection with multiple attempted burglaries targeting vehicles and homes of Baylor University sorority members. Surveillance footage played a role in the investigation.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 23, 2026 —
A 36-year-old man, Christopher Dunigan, has been arrested in Waco, Texas, in connection with multiple attempted burglaries targeting vehicles and homes of Baylor University sorority members, according to the available information about the case.
Surveillance footage played a role in the investigation. The information provided does not specify where the footage was recorded, what it showed, or how it contributed to investigators’ work. It also does not identify the law enforcement agency involved or provide a date for the arrest.
The reported incidents involved attempted burglaries targeting both vehicles and homes associated with members of Baylor University sororities. The number of attempted burglaries, the locations involved and whether any property was damaged or taken were not provided. No details were given about whether the targeted individuals were present during any of the incidents.
The available account identifies Dunigan as the person arrested in connection with the incidents, but does not state what charges, if any, were filed. Information about his legal representation, court appearances, bail or the status of the case was also not provided. An arrest is not a determination of guilt.
No statements from Baylor University, the sorority members or law enforcement were included in the summary. Further details about the investigation and any proceedings were not available in the information provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Brynn Meade on www.kwtx.com, see more information here.
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