Arizona Girl Abducted In Phoenix Rescued By Police Full Story

PHOENIX – A police officer saw suspect a car hijackers, and helped the rescue of a 5-year-old, who was found unharmed in what police called “Phoenix Christmas miracle.

Natalie Flores was saved at 9:30 Clock on Friday, more than seven hours after he was approached by a stranger while playing with his sister in front of his house in Phoenix.

“She’s alive,” said the police spokesman Sergeant Andy Hill said.

Hill credited “very vigilant” act immediately with the police following the discovery of apparently driving the vehicle the suspect in an alley west of Phoenix, even though the involvement of different reports.

Officer Mike Burns, pulled alongside and “saw a suspect matching description and thought he saw a little boy,” Hill told The Associated Press.

He said the truck drove away, and Burns in the pursuit and alerted the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Officers rushed bands around the many roadblocks that put the tires of the suspect who stabbed a crash on the highway.

The man went on foot but was captured and imprisoned on a block, after a brief struggle.

“She is alive and well, through timely supply of civil servants burns,” said Hill. “It is rare in cases of kidnapping foreigners can occur so long without a tragic end. It was truly a Christmas miracle.”

The police said the suspect, aged 45 years, but not yet released his name and / or any other details.

Hill said the man was asked by the police questioned and arrested on charges of kidnapping, aggravated assault on a police officer and prosecution of crime.

The sergeant said Natalie looked in good shape, but he was questioned by the health of workers.

Police received the call that was issued at 2:15 Natalie Clock An Amber Alert was taken, and the authorities began searching the area on foot, by car and helicopter.

Hill said the boy was in a common area, playing in the apartment complex with her two sisters, 7 to 9 years, when a man parked his maroon pickup truck approached in a nearby car park and is d ‘it with a camera.

“He has physics, 7 years and forcibly took a picture of him,” said Hill.

The man had Natalie in the truck and left. Eyewitnesses reported that the man fled, struck a car in front of the southern entrance to 19th Avenue park.

Natalie and her sisters in an apartment complex with an aunt who lived to the custody of her, “said Hill. The girls’ parents live separately outside the state.

After removal, was the older sister of Natalie in the house of a neighbor and knocked on the door, the Arizona Republic. The woman said Donna Reed said the girl was wearing a ball and seemed to shake.

“She said a man had just his little sister,” Reed told reporters. “She was on the edge.”

Reed called 911. Read More