Man Abducts Woman, Rapes Her, Police Say
POSTED: Wednesday, June 30, 2004
UPDATED: 10:17 am EDT June 30, 2004
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. --
Police in northwest Miami-Dade County are looking for a rapist.Investigators have released a sketch (pictured, right) of a man they say pointed a gun at a woman and forced her into his car Thursday.He then took her to a park near Northwest 130th Street and 22nd Avenue and raped her, police say.The rapist may have some sort of scar or mark on his neck. If you recognize him, call police.
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