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    Aggravated kidnapping suspect arrested

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    By KMAN Staff on March 25, 2016 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County
    Photo courtesy of RCPD
    Photo courtesy of RCPD
    Photo courtesy of RCPD
    Updated Sunday morning:
    A Wichita man was arrested Saturday in connection with the aggravated kidnapping reported Thursday night. Sunday’s Riley County Police arrest report indicates Sergio Guerra, 38, was taken into custody Saturday afternoon. KMAN had mentioned the suspect was identified and in custody on Facebook Saturday evening.
    Guerra faces charges of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated robbery,  and aggravated battery with a bond of $500,000. The arrest report indicates he was taken into custody in the 5000 block of Pawnee Street shortly after noon on Saturday. Further information is expected Monday.
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    Friday report:
    Riley County Police are investigating an aggravated kidnapping. A news release from RCPD indicates an emergent call for service came in Thursday night at approximately 11:30 PM regarding a woman who had been dragged by her vehicle after attempting to flee an attacker who was not known to her. Police responded to the 500 block of Richards Drive in Manhattan and found that several bystanders were assisting a 19-year-old female who had received significant non-life threatening injuries. The victim’s personal information has been withheld due to the nature of this crime.

    Further investigation indicates sometime after 11:00 PM the female victim was approached by an unknown hispanic male while she attempted to start her car while in a parking lot on Richards Drive. This male took her mobile phone and forced her to move to the passenger seat of her vehicle. This unknown male then sat in the driver’s seat and began to drive out of the parking lot.

    At that time the 19-year-old victim attempted to flee her vehicle, however, was unable to completely exit through the passenger side door and fell to the ground while a portion of her body was still inside. She was dragged for approximately 800 feet while the male suspect traveled south on Richards Drive and then west onto Fort Riley Blvd. when she was able to free herself. Bystanders then tended to her and contacted police. The suspect fled the scene and law enforcement later recovered the vehicle in the Redbud Estates neighborhood.

    The Riley County Police Department is currently seeking information on the unknown heavyset hispanic male suspect who is said to stand between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 10 inches. He has a medium accent and possible facial hair. This suspect was last seen wearing a maroon shirt with black shorts and thick black framed glasses. He was wearing black shoes and a baseball cap (white front and a black back) at the time of this crime.

    A photo is on our website at newsradiokman.com.

    If you have information about this suspect or this investigation please contact the Riley County Police Department or the Manhattan Riley County Crime Stoppers. Those using the crime stoppers service can become eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.00 while remaining anonymous.

    RCPD encourages the community not to apprehend this suspect as he may be considered dangerous and potentially violent. To report suspicious activity please contact RCPD at 785-537-2112 or 911 in an emergency.

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