Police searching for woman allegedly kidnapped in Brooklyn
According to police, a man approached the woman, then picked her up and carried her to a minivan.
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According to police, a man approached the woman, then picked her up and carried her to a minivan.
Police said the victim was inside a Toyota Camry with a passenger, when the suspect walked up and displayed a gun.
Investigators say the case has been resolved and she was never in any danger.
Police say the suspect fired a round before taking off in the stolen vehicle.
Police say the pair has been located and had no idea they were being sought.
A search is underway for a woman police say was kidnapped right off the street in Brooklyn. As CBS2's Jennifer Bisram shows us, surveillance cameras captured it all.
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More than 100 members of the FDNY responded to the fire, which was mainly on the second floor.
According to police, a man approached the woman, then picked her up and carried her to a minivan.
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