Teen girl found safe after Newnan kidnapping, stabbing; man in custody, GBI says

A 15-year-old teenage girl has been found and is safe after being abducted by a man who also stabbed four of her family members in Newnan, the GBI said.

The teen was kidnapped late Friday night from a laundromat in the 100 block of Temple Avenue by 22-year-old Adrian Garcia-Zamarron, prompting a Levi's Call, the GBI said in a Facebook post.

He’s now in custody on kidnapping and aggravated assault charges, and the Levi’s Call was cancelled around 11 a.m. Saturday, the GBI said.

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Garzia-Zamarron's white BMW convertible was recovered on I-75 by Monroe County deputies earlier Saturday morning, the sheriff's office said in a Facebook post. They also recovered his cell phone.

Deputies said they found both of them walking along a road in the area near where the vehicle was found, leading to Garzia-Zamarron’s arrest, Newnan police said in a news release.

Garcia-Zamarron is accused of stabbing four of the teen’s family members during the incident Friday night, the release said.

Newnan police said the stabbing victims are her uncle, her aunt, and her cousins. They remain in Grady Memorial Hospital in stable condition.

Channel 2 Action News reported the laundromat’s manager said the family was helping clean up the laundromat after hours.