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Campbellsville Police investigating alleged kidnapping Acquaintance allegedly got visually impaired man, age 44, to take a ride, then she and juvenile female, along with male participant, attempted to extort $500 dollars from the victim, telling him that he'd either pay the money or the juvenile would call the police and accuse the victim of rape. While victim was ostensibly entering a convenient store to visit an ATM, he told clerks he was being kidnapped. The clerks contacted authorities, Officer Nelson Bishop arrived on the scene and investigated and later identified the women in the plot and made an arrest. Police are still investigating the identity of the unknown male in the caper. By Anne Sanders, Public Affairs Officer Campbellsville Police Department, 100 Terri Street, Campbellsville, kY The Campbellsville Police Department responded to an alleged kidnapping, today, Tuesday September 2, 2014. On Tuesday September 2, 2014 at 5:10pmET, the Campbellsville Police Department received a call from Mr. Wallace Faulkner; b/m; age 44 alleging he had been kidnapped. Mr. Faulkner suffers from visual impairment. Mr. Faulkner reports that a female acquaintance had contacted him at his residence and asked if he wished to "take a ride". The victim stated after about a two (2) hour car ride, the car stopped and the victim purchased fuel. While purchasing fuel, an unknown male approached the car and asked the female if they would "give him a ride", which they agreed. After the unknown male was in the car, the female passenger informed him of their plot to get money from the victim. The male participated by making threatening comments to the victim. The female perpetrators; Nikita Looper; w/f; age 26 and a juvenile female; w/f; age 16 instructed the victim that if he didn't withdraw $500.00 from an ATM, they planned to contact police and accuse him of Rape. The victim refused to withdraw from an ATM, but rather agreed to obtain money from a convenient store. The perpetrators drove the victim to a store and the victim went inside - immediately informing the store clerks that he was "being robbed" and to call the Police. Officer Nelson Bishop responded and initiated an investigation. Officer Bishop's investigation later identified Looper and the juvenile female as the perpetrators. Looper and the juvenile were arrested and charged with Unlawful Imprisonment 1st degree. The identity of the unknown male is still being investigated. The victim was not injured or harmed during the incident. Officer Nelson Bishop is the investigating officer. This story was posted on 2014-09-03 14:03:30
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