UPDATE: Man arrested in armed kidnapping that began in Tallahassee, ended in Quincy
Police confirm the man was taken into custody in Quincy
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - UPDATE: TPD has released more information about an armed kidnapping, and the man arrested in connection.
According to officials, a report came in just before 7:30 a.m. Tuesday that an armed kidnapping was happening in the 900 block of Edgehill Circle. Police identified 20-year-old Stone Robinson-Fisher as the suspect.
Police said Robinson-Fisher drove a woman into Quincy against her will, and she escaped when he stopped at a store. Robinson-Fisher was later captured by the Quincy Police Department after running into the woods. TPD said he was arrested for armed kidnapping with intent to terrorize, aggravated assault with a firearm and battery.
TPD said he was found to have a stolen gun, and they believe he and the woman know each other.
WCTV is working to gather more information as the investigation continues.
The Tallahassee Police Department is responding to an incident that began in the capital city and ended in Quincy, according to officials.
A TPD spokesperson confirmed to WCTV that the agency is “working an incident that appears to be an abduction” involving a male suspect and female victim.
While information is limited, police confirm the man was taken into custody in Quincy, near a wood line. The Quincy Police Department told WCTV “QPD, along with the US Marshall’s office and state attorney, assisted TPD in apprehending the suspect.” They added the suspect is being held at QPD and being questioned by TPD.
TPD also confirmed charges are forthcoming. They have not yet identified the suspect.
WCTV is working to learn more information.
This is a developing story.
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