A Miami-Dade man faces three felony charges after Hialeah police arrested him following a reported abduction caught on a home surveillance camera.
According to an arrest affidavit, Hialeah police responded to the area of West 12th Avenue and West 79th Street just before 6:40 p.m. Monday after receiving reports of an abduction caught on a home surveillance camera.
Police said after reviewing the footage, they located the vehicle depicted in the video in the area of West Fifth Lane and West 78th Street.
Police said Frank Andres Guanche, 24, was fighting with a female victim over money issues, when the argument became physical. The report states the victim exited the vehicle and Guanche began to follow her, demanding she re-enter it.
Guanche then drove in front of the victim, exited the vehicle, chased her into a confined driveway and slapped her in the face, according to the affidavit. Police said Guanche then grabbed her by the hair, causing her to fall and then dragged the victim by her hair at least 25 feet, forcing her into the vehicle and keeping her confined against her will.
The documents do not specify the relationship between Guanche and the victim.
Guanche faces charges of kidnapping, aggravated stalking and false imprisonment -- all felonies -- in addition to a misdemeanor charge of battery.
As of Tuesday morning, he was being held in jail without bond.
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According to an arrest affidavit, Hialeah police responded to the area of West 12th Avenue and West 79th Street just before 6:40 p.m. Monday after receiving reports of an abduction caught on a home surveillance camera.
Police said after reviewing the footage, they located the vehicle depicted in the video in the area of West Fifth Lane and West 78th Street.
Police said Frank Andres Guanche, 24, was fighting with a female victim over money issues, when the argument became physical. The report states the victim exited the vehicle and Guanche began to follow her, demanding she re-enter it.
Guanche then drove in front of the victim, exited the vehicle, chased her into a confined driveway and slapped her in the face, according to the affidavit. Police said Guanche then grabbed her by the hair, causing her to fall and then dragged the victim by her hair at least 25 feet, forcing her into the vehicle and keeping her confined against her will.
The documents do not specify the relationship between Guanche and the victim.
Guanche faces charges of kidnapping, aggravated stalking and false imprisonment -- all felonies -- in addition to a misdemeanor charge of battery.
As of Tuesday morning, he was being held in jail without bond.
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