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Villa Rica police look for possible kidnapping suspect

By Marcus K Garner
June 11, 2010

Police in Villa Rica are asking for the public's help in finding a man wanted for questioning in an abduction.

The man is linked to a case involving the kidnapping and assault of a Villa Rica woman, authorities said. More details were not immediately available.

He was last seen asking for money in the area of I-20 and Liberty Road speaking with the driver of a light-colored Chevrolet Blazer.

Anyone with information concerning the man's whereabouts is asked to call the Villa Rica police at 770-459-5149 or Crime Stoppers at 770-838-7867.

Return to AJC.com for more updates.

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