Etienne Kabongo, 67, attacked four students on the bus that he drove in Montgomery County, Md.
“He knew exactly what he was doing,” countered the prosecutor. “He had the opportunity, and he took it — took advantage of those who could not speak for themselves.”
Attorneys called as witnesses dueling psychiatrists who had evaluated Kabongo. Prosecutor Brian Rubinstein also described Kabongo’s tenure as a driver and the crimes to which he pleaded guilty. The girl, who has autism, was brought in to talk with a social worker, according to court records. She spoke about the inappropriate touching and pointed to areas of her body, according to court proceedings., with tears coming from her eyes on the picture, according to court documents.
“You saw the video,” James Shalleck said. “I mean this is sick stuff, attacking these young girls on a bus.”
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