Police: Trevor Bauer investigation is 'bigger than we thought', 'we are not close to the end'
The Dodgers aren’t likely to get a speedy resolution to the Trevor Bauer sexual assault case.
According to Lt. Carolyn Gordon of the Pasadena Police Department, the investigation is “not close to the end.”
“We were looking into some things and we thought we were nearing the end,’’ Gordon told USA TODAY Sports. “We are not close to the end.
“This investigation is bigger than we thought. So we have to look a few more places. We want to try to uncover as much stuff as we can.”
Bauer is under investigation for an alleged assault that occurred in mid-May. The allegations came to light after Bauer’s accuser filed for a temporary domestic violence restraining order in Los Angeles. The accuser’s attorney said the restraining order came about because of “a recent assault that took place at the Hands of Mr. Bauer” in which the accuser suffered “severe physical and emotional pain.”
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