Update: Abduction Attempt of Teen Was a Hoax

Update:

Fairfield Police are now reporting that the attempted abduction was a hoax.

Fairfield Police School Resource Officers and Major Crimes Detectives followed up on this investigation. They interviewed witnesses as well as the purported victim. During the second interview with the victim Detectives learned the report was a hoax and the alleged attack never occurred.

Earlier:

Police are warning area residents that a man allegedly attempted to kidnap a teenage girl Tuesday morning in Fairfield.

The girl, who is in her early teens, was walking alone in the vicinity of East Tabor and Sunset avenues around 9 a.m. when a man called out to her from behind, grabbed her and attempted to pull her toward the creek, police said. The girl struggled, got free and escaped.

The attacker ran away to the north toward the creek, according to police.

Authorities were reportedly notified about the incident later in the day, around 4:20 p.m.

The victim also said the same suspect attempted to lure her and some under-aged friends with alcohol on Sunday in Suisun City, but they ran away, police said.

The suspect is described as a white or bi-racial bald man in his late 30s. He has a medium build and stands 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall. He was last seen wearing a black and silver Raiders hat, a red shirt with an LRG logo and dirty, dark colored jeans, according to police.

The case remains under investigation and officials at the Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District and Suisun City Police department have been notified.

--Bay City News