Colorado woman found safe after Aurora assault, possible kidnapping, suspect arrested
A woman is safe on Wednesday after she was originally reported missing in a possible assault and kidnapping, Aurora Police Department confirmed. Police also say a suspect was arrested, who faces charges for kidnapping and second-degree assault.
Aurora PD asked for the public's help on Tuesday after a report of an assault and a possible kidnapping in a far northeastern part of the city.
UPDATE: The victim has been found safe, and the suspect has been arrested.
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The original report was made last Friday night near North Shawnee Street and East 42nd Avenue. That's just east of Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. Witnesses say at approximately 10:30 p.m. that night a man was armed with a gun and violently assaulted a woman before forcing her into a car.
Investigators shared an actual photo of the car. It was a light grey Dodge Charger with Colorado rental license plates.
Police also sent a stock photo of a vehicle of that make and model to give a better visual description.