A 15-year-old girl allegedly kidnapped from inner Sydney last month tearfully pleaded with her male attacker to "stop being a creep and take me back" before he raped her in his car, a court has heard.
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Saad Khan, 38, faced court on Thursday charged with kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault over the incident, which is alleged to have begun in Potts Point on December 8 last year.
The young woman has told police she and a friend, who had earlier visited the Wayside Chapel, agreed to "go for a drive" with Mr Khan, getting in his silver Honda Accord in Darlinghurst Road about 11 o'clock that night.
When the teen's friend got out of the car to buy a can of Coke from a 7/11 convenience store in William Street, Mr Khan took off with the 15-year-old girl trapped in the back seat, court documents allege.
As he drove in the direction of Sydney Olympic Park, Mr Khan allegedly asked the teen repeatedly if she wanted to "hook up" or "have sex".
She pleaded: "I'm not going to do that with you. Stop being a creep and take me back to 7/11."
Police allege Mr Khan grew increasingly angry at her rejection before pulling his car off to the side of the road lined with bushes.
"You make me feel like a piece of shit and you make me feel like a scumbag," he allegedly said.
He then allegedly forced the teenager to perform oral sex.
The Marsfield man is then accused of telling her to "lay down", pushing her chest until she was on the car's floor.
He then ripped off her skirt and underpants before forcing her to have sexual intercourse, the girl told police.
After the alleged assault, he agreed to take the teenager back to the 7/11.
"Thank you, that's all I wanted," he allegedly said on the drive back to Sydney's CBD.
When Mr Khan drove back to the Potts Point area, he was pulled over by Kings Cross police for driving an unregistered car.
He was allowed to drive off, but the teen was taken back to the police station for an unrelated matter.
Police said the 15-year-old began to cry at the station and told them she had been sexually assaulted.
The teenager returned to her home on the state's central coast where she was interviewed by detectives on December 10.
Officers arrested Mr Khan at Ryde police station on Wednesday and charged him with detaining a person with intent to obtain advantage and two counts of aggravated sexual assault.
He was formally refused bail in Burwood Local Court on Thursday by magistrate Bruce Williams, and his lawyer said he would apply for bail when the matter returned to court on January 22.
