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Woman abducted in Philadelphia found alive in Maryland; suspect in custody Woman abducted in Philadelphia found alive in Maryland; suspect in custody
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UPDATE: Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, the 22-year-old nursing assistant who was violently abducted on a Philadelphia street on Sunday, has been found alive in Maryland, authorities said. Local and federal law enforcement officials said at a news conference Wednesday night that Freeland-Gaither was found by FBI agents in a parked car in Jessup — “in good shape” but with “some injuries” — and that her suspected kidnapper has been arrested.UPDATE: Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, the 22-year-old nursing assistant who was violently abducted on a Philadelphia street on Sunday, has been found alive in Maryland, authorities said. Local and federal law enforcement officials said at a news conference Wednesday night that Freeland-Gaither was found by FBI agents in a parked car in Jessup — “in good shape” but with “some injuries” — and that her suspected kidnapper has been arrested.
The man, 37-year-old Delven Barnes, is being held on a warrant from a Virginia murder case; officials said they plan to bring federal charges against Barnes.The man, 37-year-old Delven Barnes, is being held on a warrant from a Virginia murder case; officials said they plan to bring federal charges against Barnes.
“I’m taking my baby home!” Freeland-Gaither’s mother, Keisha Gaither, said at the news conference.“I’m taking my baby home!” Freeland-Gaither’s mother, Keisha Gaither, said at the news conference.
A happy family after receiving that great news that #CarleshaFreelandGaither has be found. pic.twitter.com/CY5s238cHs — John Stanford (@PPDJohnStanford) November 6, 2014
A happy family after receiving that great news that #CarleshaFreelandGaither has be found. pic.twitter.com/CY5s238cHs
— John Stanford (@PPDJohnStanford) November 6, 2014
#JustATip can make all the difference. Thank you to EVERYONE for all of their help in bringing #Carlesha home! — Philadelphia Police (@PhillyPolice) November 6, 2014#JustATip can make all the difference. Thank you to EVERYONE for all of their help in bringing #Carlesha home! — Philadelphia Police (@PhillyPolice) November 6, 2014
#JustATip can make all the difference. Thank you to EVERYONE for all of their help in bringing #Carlesha home!#JustATip can make all the difference. Thank you to EVERYONE for all of their help in bringing #Carlesha home!
— Philadelphia Police (@PhillyPolice) November 6, 2014— Philadelphia Police (@PhillyPolice) November 6, 2014
Hope Springs Eternal #Carlesha — Eric Gripp (@PPDEricGripp) November 6, 2014Hope Springs Eternal #Carlesha — Eric Gripp (@PPDEricGripp) November 6, 2014
Hope Springs Eternal #CarleshaHope Springs Eternal #Carlesha
— Eric Gripp (@PPDEricGripp) November 6, 2014— Eric Gripp (@PPDEricGripp) November 6, 2014
ORIGINAL POST [from 1:21 p.m.]: Authorities in Philadelphia have released new videos of a “person of interest” in the violent abduction of a 22-year-old nursing assistant whose attack was captured on camera.ORIGINAL POST [from 1:21 p.m.]: Authorities in Philadelphia have released new videos of a “person of interest” in the violent abduction of a 22-year-old nursing assistant whose attack was captured on camera.
Police say Carlesha Freeland-Gaither was forced into a car on Sunday night; her family has pleaded for her safe return, and more than $40,000 has been offered as a reward for information in the case.Police say Carlesha Freeland-Gaither was forced into a car on Sunday night; her family has pleaded for her safe return, and more than $40,000 has been offered as a reward for information in the case.
“Carlesha, I love you. I know you are on your way home. Just fight. Just fight. Come on,” her mother, Keisha Gaither, said at a news conference, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. “All you got to do is just get out. I got you. Just come home. Just come home.”“Carlesha, I love you. I know you are on your way home. Just fight. Just fight. Come on,” her mother, Keisha Gaither, said at a news conference, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. “All you got to do is just get out. I got you. Just come home. Just come home.”
A witness told investigators that Freeland-Gaither, who lost her cellphone and her glasses in the struggle, screamed for help during the abduction, according to a news release. Her bank card later was used in Aberdeen, near the Maryland-Delaware border; on Tuesday, investigators released a video that shows a man shopping in a Maryland convenience store.A witness told investigators that Freeland-Gaither, who lost her cellphone and her glasses in the struggle, screamed for help during the abduction, according to a news release. Her bank card later was used in Aberdeen, near the Maryland-Delaware border; on Tuesday, investigators released a video that shows a man shopping in a Maryland convenience store.
The Daily News reported:The Daily News reported:
In the second video, a man authorities are calling a person of interest in the case is seen wearing a black hooded jacket and black pants inside a Shell gas station convenience store in Maryland. Police sources could not confirm whether the man is the same person captured on surveillance video using Carlesha’s debit card at a Maryland ATM. Given the new information, Carlesha’s family had several theories about the identity of her abductor, chiefly, that it may have been a boy who was obsessed with Carlesha when she attended high school in Maryland. “There were some gray people in her past,” said Carlesha’s grandmother, Ana Mulero. “One in particular.”In the second video, a man authorities are calling a person of interest in the case is seen wearing a black hooded jacket and black pants inside a Shell gas station convenience store in Maryland. Police sources could not confirm whether the man is the same person captured on surveillance video using Carlesha’s debit card at a Maryland ATM. Given the new information, Carlesha’s family had several theories about the identity of her abductor, chiefly, that it may have been a boy who was obsessed with Carlesha when she attended high school in Maryland. “There were some gray people in her past,” said Carlesha’s grandmother, Ana Mulero. “One in particular.”
In the second video, a man authorities are calling a person of interest in the case is seen wearing a black hooded jacket and black pants inside a Shell gas station convenience store in Maryland. Police sources could not confirm whether the man is the same person captured on surveillance video using Carlesha’s debit card at a Maryland ATM.In the second video, a man authorities are calling a person of interest in the case is seen wearing a black hooded jacket and black pants inside a Shell gas station convenience store in Maryland. Police sources could not confirm whether the man is the same person captured on surveillance video using Carlesha’s debit card at a Maryland ATM.
Given the new information, Carlesha’s family had several theories about the identity of her abductor, chiefly, that it may have been a boy who was obsessed with Carlesha when she attended high school in Maryland.Given the new information, Carlesha’s family had several theories about the identity of her abductor, chiefly, that it may have been a boy who was obsessed with Carlesha when she attended high school in Maryland.
“There were some gray people in her past,” said Carlesha’s grandmother, Ana Mulero. “One in particular.”“There were some gray people in her past,” said Carlesha’s grandmother, Ana Mulero. “One in particular.”
On Wednesday, police released additional footage, which shows a man in a knit cap and dark clothing walk into a store Sunday afternoon.On Wednesday, police released additional footage, which shows a man in a knit cap and dark clothing walk into a store Sunday afternoon.
Authorities have also posted a photos from the ATM transaction on Facebook.Authorities have also posted a photos from the ATM transaction on Facebook.
Related: Search for woman abducted in Philadelphia expands into Maryland as reward grows to $42,000Related: Search for woman abducted in Philadelphia expands into Maryland as reward grows to $42,000