Suspects Posing As Cops Abduct Woman, Drop Her Off In Front Of Northeast Philly Police Station, Authorities Say
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Two suspects posing as cops abducted a woman and dropped her off in front of a police station in Northeast Philadelphia, police say. The incident happened on the 6200 block of Bustleton Avenue around 9:15 p.m. Thursday.
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According to police, a 25-year-old woman and 24-year-old man were inside a Nissan vehicle when the two suspects posing as officers approached them.
Police say the suspects tied the victims' hands with zip ties, and then placed the woman into another vehicle and fled the scene with her.
The suspects then dropped the woman off in front of the 15th Police District station, while the male victim was left at the scene.
The victims did not suffer any injuries during the ordeal.
One of the suspects is described as a heavy set, 5-foot-10 Hispanic male, with a beard, and wearing a black vest that said "Police" on it.
The second suspect is described as a heavy set, 5-foot-10 Hispanic male, who was also wearing a black vest that said "Police" on it.
No arrests have been made.
