Then she told ABC 10News that she called a friend who called the police.ĪBC 10News requested a copy of San Diego Police Department's report. She added that she sat in her thoughts for the next two days. She said that she didn't have immediate access to her cell phone due to facility rules. It reads that she had "stabbing pain" and "repeatedly said, 'stop' and, 'don't touch me'". Using his hand, the complaint states he "penetrated her" with his "gloved right hand while his left hand was pinning her leg to the table".
"Anytime a woman is going to have an examination of her private parts, there needs to be a female chaperone in the room," Pride told ABC 10News.Īfter she laid down, the suit reveals that without her permission, he "began touching without saying anything". It states that "there was no female chaperone in the room".Īttorney Jessica Pride is representing the young woman. It reads that she was "alone" with the doctor who was in "flip-flops and was not wearing a name tag".Īfter getting her history, the complaint reads that he escorted her to a bathroom with a doctor's table in it. The complaint reads that after going in for an exam, she was escorted to a room where “the nurse left, closing the door behind her”. "I was telling him to stop, repeatedly," she stated. ABC 10News is not naming him because he has not been criminally charged. That's where she said that her doctor abused her. "I stopped eating completely and I got down to a very scary weight," she told ABC 10News.Īccording to the civil complaint filed in May of 2021, she checked into the Center for Discovery in Carmel Valley. ABC 10News is not using her real name since she claims to be a victim of sexual assault. The doctor's attorney denied any wrongdoing, but the patient told ABC 10News that he ignored her cries to stop.Īfter suffering repeated loss in her life, "Kelly" developed severe anorexia to cope with pain. SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A young woman is accusing a local doctor of sexually assaulting her while she was a patient at a Carmel Valley eating disorder clinic.
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