Yes, based on the January 2026 Travis County civil protective order ruling after a 7-hour hearing with evidence (texts, audio), the judge found "reasonable grounds to believe" Tectone committed sexual assault (and stalking).
That's the court's explicit language under Texas Family Code for family violence cases—civil standard (preponderance/reasonable grounds), not criminal conviction. Tectone denies it, stresses no charges/jail, but the finding stands publicly. Fair to cite the court record when describing it.