BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — An 11-year-old girl playing with her dog near her Bakersfield home earlier this month was grabbed by a stranger and dragged into an SUV she’d previously seen circling her neighborhood, according to a court filing containing chilling new details on the case.
The girl told police she believes she hit her head and passed out when thrown into the vehicle. When she awoke, she was in a room with the man. He told her not to fight or yell, she said, because they were “in the middle of nowhere” and no one would hear her.
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The man told her his name was “Tony” and he was 20 years old, the girl told police. He wore glasses and was Hispanic and dark-skinned, she said.
The man sexually assaulted her, she said, and the next morning dropped her by her home near Martin Luther King Jr. Park…