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Deputies Investigating Possible Santa Clarita Kidnapping Seen In Social Media Post

Deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are investigating a video where a woman appeared to be the victim of a kidnapping Thursday evening.

Around 11 p.m. Thursday, deputies received a call from a citizen reporting a woman screaming for help in the area of Calgrove Boulevard and Creekside Drive in Newhall, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s officials said in a social media post.

“Deputies responded to the area and were unable to locate any parties involved in the reported incident however, there were witnesses who recorded the incident on video and told deputies that the female was inside a gray ‘Sprinter’ type van,” the post read. “We have been made aware that this video has been circulating on various community social media websites.”

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s Detective Bureau is working to identify additional witnesses to this incident.

Any Santa Clarita residents who may have witnessed the incident or have any other additional information, are being encouraged to contact Sgt. Keith Greene at 661-799-5130 or Detective Nisenoff at 661-799-5805.
Anonymous tips may also be submitted through www.LACrimeStoppers.org, or by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477(., Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station


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Deputies Investigating Possible Santa Clarita Kidnapping Seen In Social Media Post

2 comments

  1. Kudos for the guy who recorded the incident, imagine if there was no video evidence this would simply be a he said she said. As far as the female who snapped you call the police when asked to by the guy, shame on her.

    Hopefully the van occupants be located this will be sorted out, hoping for the scared females safety.

  2. Just terrifying to hear this…my heart goes out to that poor lady screaming! I have 2 daughters and I just could not imagine anything like this…and always easy to 2nd guess afterwards…just wish someone could have ran down there to get a picture of the vans license plate without getting shot or stabbed by the guy in the van. I remember on the news a couple of weeks ago seeing a news segment about a guy from Palmdale “forcing a woman in his van against her will” while he was down in Hollywood very late at night; he said he was “helping her” when they caught him. It’s a long shot, but who knows…. Just hoping she got away & is ok. Will

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