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Carlesha Gaither-Freeland found alive
According to sources,Carlesha Freeland-Gaither was found with minor injuries and the suspect has been arrested.
Carlesha Gaither-Freeland, a Philadelphia woman whose abduction was caught on surveillance video has been found alive in Jessup, Maryland, a source told CNN on Wednesday.
Carlesha Gaither-Freeland found
According to sources, Gaither-Freeland was found with minor injuries and the suspect has been arrested. The town of Jessup is southwest of Baltimore.
After a disturbing video was released showing the abduction of Carlesha, news followed with reports that someone used her bank card in Maryland a day after she was abducted.
Suspect
The man arrested in connection with the abduction of Gaither-Freeland has been identified as Delvin Barnes , 37, FBI special agent in charge Ed Hanko told reporters in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Barnes is currently being held on attempted capital murder charges in another case, Hanko said.
Freeland-Gaither was found is in “good shape” and “she is talking,” according to Hanko.
Source : CNN
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