据美国《纽约每日新闻》7月20日报道，近日，美国佛罗里达州一名警官被指控在其黑色巡逻警车内两次强奸一名17岁少女。这名被控强奸的警察名叫欧迪·奥乔亚(Oldy Ochoa Jr.)，现年48岁，在迈阿密警署工作了近20年，他于近日被刑事拘留。

　　根据证词，欧迪在2008年前处理一起少女失踪案件时第一次遇见受害人，当时受害人仅11岁。失踪案告破后，他请求法官允许孤苦伶仃的受害人与他的家人生活在一起。今年2月份，他在开着警车送她上学途经的一条小巷里第一次强奸受害人。此后，在一个树木繁茂的区域附近，他再次在警车中强奸了该少女。

　　迈阿密警署局长丹·奥茨发表声明称：“我无法表达我对于此事的失望和愤怒。这是对我们警察部门的当头一棒。”据悉，此案仍在调查中，而涉案警察已被停职。

　　Florida officer charged with having sex with girl, 17, who stayed in his home

　　Oldy Ochoa Jr., 48, a homicide detective with the Miami Beach Police Department for 20 years, was charged with two counts of sexual battery Saturday for allegedly having sex with the victim twice in an unmarked police car. Authorities said he first met the girl when she was 11 and he worked on her missing persons case.

　　A Florida police officer is accused of having sex with an underage girl he first met when she was 11 and he was assigned to her missing persons case.

　　Oldy Ochoa Jr., 48, a homicide detective who has been with the Miami Beach Police Department for 20 years, was charged with two counts of sexual battery Saturday for allegedly having sex with the girl in an unmarked police vehicle as he was taking her to her GED class, reports the Orlando Sentinel.

　　Ochoa first met the girl when he helped locate her six years ago when she had a missing persons case. While living with another family he petitioned the court to allow her to live with his family in December.

　　She stayed there for two months before running away, the newspaper reports.

　　The Pembroke Pines Police Department, which is investigating the case, could not make a copy of the arrest report available to the Daily News Sunday.

　　The victim told police Ochoa allegedly would hold her hand and kiss her while the two were sitting on a couch, the Sentinel reported.

　　The sexual assault occurred in an unmarked police car in February in an alley near the school where the girl was taking her GED classes, the newspaper reported. The pair also had sex in the car in a wooded area.

　　Ochoa is now at Broward County jail and his attorney told the newspaper he would not discuss the allegations.

　　The investigation was launched in March and Ochoa was relieved of his duties as an officer, the newspaper reported.

　　Miami Beach Police Chief Dan Oates issued a statement describing the situation as "a very sad day for our department" and they would take appropriate action regarding his employment when the criminal case concluded.