LOS ANGELES — On May 18, the woman accusing Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer of sexual assault said she was interviewed by two detectives from the Pasadena Police Department. On May 21, she said she drove from her home in San Diego to Pasadena, again to meet with police.
On Tuesday, close to six weeks later, in a court declaration filed to support her request for a temporary restraining order, she wrote: “I am deeply concerned that no arrest has been made or charges filed.”
On Thursday, Lt. Bill Grisafe of the Pasadena Police Department said Bauer remains under investigation for felony assault.