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Seattle Police Release Sketch of Man Accused of Trying to Kidnap Woman in Capitol Hill

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Seattle Police Release Sketch of Man Accused of Trying to Kidnap Woman in Capitol Hill

Seattle Police have released a sketch of a man, who is allegedly linked to trying to kidnap a woman at gunpoint in Capitol Hill earlier this month.

As per the Police Statement, the woman was waiting for rideshare on 11th Avenue between East Union Street and East Pike Street around 4:30 a.m. on Feb. 1 when the suspect slowly drove up to her.

Then the man parked and forced the woman to get into his car while pointing a gun at her, according to police. The woman yelled for help and ran to her rideshare as the suspect drove off.

Detectives have obtained surveillance video of the incident but are not releasing it at this time. Police officers are asking the public to help them identify the suspect, who is described as a man in his 20s or 30s about 5 feet, 10 inches tall.

As per Police, the suspect was driving an early 2000s Nissan Maxima, or similar appearing car, that is black or dark in color with scratches on the driver’s side.

John Rivera

John Rivera joined WashingtonNewsZ as a multimedia journalist last year. He grew up in Washington and holds Master Degree in English language and literature. Before joining our team, he worked as a freelance news writer and have written a number of news posts with a background of crime scenes. But from last year, he contributes articles of different categories like finance, education, lifestyle and more.

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