WASHINGTON — She was forced into a vehicle at gunpoint and sexually assaulted by two men who then left her in an unfamiliar D.C. neighborhood early Monday. Now, investigators in Prince George’s County, Maryland, and D.C. are working to find the men responsible. The victim was walking home from the Naylor Road Metro station after midnight Monday when two men pulled up and forced her into the dark-colored sedan at gunpoint, said Maj. Brian Riley during a joint press conference Monday evening. “She was driven around to various parts of Prince George’s County and during this time in the vehicle, she was sexually assaulted by two suspects,” Riley said. “Soon after that, she then was driven into Washington, D.C., and was again sexually assaulted by both suspects.” During the hour the men held her in the car, they used the 20-year-old victim’s debit card at an ATM, which captured a photo of one suspect.
PGPD & MPD investigating sexual assault and abduction. This is one of the wanted suspects. https://t.co/488eMA6Anj pic.twitter.com/U7BSocJ5oe
— PGPDNEWS (@PGPDNews) December 3, 2018
The men then forced the woman out of the vehicle just before 1 a.m. near Ridge Place in Southeast D.C. Later Monday night, D.C. police said she was sexually assaulted in the 1500 block of Ridge Place Southeast. “She was able to flee the vehicle and knocked on some doors … a homeowner was able to call 911 and summon help for her,” Riley said. “This is a horrifying ordeal that she has been through. Horrifying. And we cannot commend her enough for coming forward and telling her story. We also couldn’t waste any time,” Prince George’s County police spokeswoman Jennifer Donelan said. The car the suspects likely used was captured on nearby surveillance footage, and D.C. police released images of the older model, dark-colored sedan. 
