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    Boy Escapes Attempted Abduction

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    By KMAN Staff on December 3, 2012 State News

    LENEXA, Kan. (AP) Lenexa police say a quick-thinking 11-year-old boy escaped an attempted abduction.

    Police say the boy was riding his bicycle Sunday afternoon when a white car drove past slowly and turned around. The boy says a passenger in the car pointed a gun at him and told him to get into the car.

    Lenexa police officer Dan Friesen says in a news release that the boy knew he couldn’t get into the car under any circumstances. So he ran to a nearby liquor store, and police were called.

    The vehicle was a dirty, white four-door passenger car of an unknown make. The man with the gun was white with a dark complexion, with a small amount of facial hair. The boy didn’t get a look at the driver.

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