After seeing his intended victim, a ‘despicable guy’ reversed his car before forcing her into his VW Polo and drove her 10 miles before assaulting her.
Mohammed Atif Khan, 37, of Chesham, Buckinghamshire, picked up the girl in Hemel Hempstead as she was socializing with friends.
On Sunday, August 28, 2021, Khan noticed the girl behind the town’s Primark store and asked her to get inside his VW Polo.
Luton Crown Court heard Khan drove the girl 10 miles to Chesham before he sexually assaulted and raped his victim.
Khan received jail terms totalling 55 years, though the four sentences will run concurrently.
He was handed a 10-year term for kidnap with intent to commit a sexual offence. He received 15 year terms with an eight year extension for each of three counts of rape or sexual assault.
Khan was told he will serve two-thirds of his term and will be subject to a lifetime sexual harm prevention order.
He was also handed a restraining order preventing him from contacting the victim either directly or indirectly.
After raping and sexually assaulting the girl in his car, Khan returned her to Hemel Hempstead where she contacted her family and reported the incident to police.
Officers trawled through hours of CCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition footage when they identified Khan’s white VW Polo.
An examination of Khan’s mobile phone placed him in the same area of his victim at the time of the attack.
Detective Inspector Justine Jenkins, of the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit, led the investigation.
She said: ‘I am pleased that Khan will be behind bars for a very long time after being found guilty of these appalling crimes. Because this despicable man refused to admit what he had done his victim had to relive the traumatic events of that night so that he could be convicted.
‘I would like to pay tribute to this young woman for her incredible courage throughout the whole investigation and court case. She has been supported by specially trained officers throughout and has also received additional help from partner organisations. I hope she can begin to rebuild her life now.’