Aurora Police Seek Help in Possible Kidnapping Incident
Aurora, CO – The Aurora Police Department is investigating a potential kidnapping that occurred on Sunday evening, involving a teenage girl. At approximately 5:20 p.m., the girl entered a coffee shop located near East Colfax Avenue and North Scranton Street, requesting to use the restroom. Within moments, a woman entered the establishment, forcibly removed the girl, and allegedly pushed her into a blue two-toned Ford F-150, as reported by law enforcement officials.
Witnesses have noted that the truck was missing the driver’s side running board, but police have not yet been able to obtain a license plate number for the vehicle. The circumstances surrounding this incident are troubling, leading authorities to intensify their search for the suspect and urge the public for assistance.
Detectives from the Aurora Police Major Crimes Unit are appealing to anyone who may have seen the incident or have any relevant information to come forward. Community members can reach the department directly at 303-739-6041.
As the investigation continues, police are focused on gathering as much information as possible to ensure the safety of the victim and hold the perpetrator accountable. The department encourages vigilance among residents and reminds the public that any small detail could be crucial to solving the case.
For ongoing updates and additional news coverage, residents are invited to visit local news outlets, including 9NEWS.com.
The Aurora Police Department urges anyone with knowledge about the incident or the suspect to help ensure justice is served.
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