A mother is glad to have her daughter back home after she was kidnapped during an armed robbery in Midland. FOX13
started coming in around 11 p.m. Saturday as they were investigating a homicide. The crime reported at the 76 gas station off Canyon Rd in Midland.
Just 10 minutes later, deputies were called about a second armed robbery at the Chevron off Portland Ave E. Jerau Capriles stopped at the gas station to get her three-year-old daughter Isabella some snacks after a family barbecue. Her SUV never locked as Isabella was asleep in the back seat. JC says one of the thieves in the getaway car jumped in her driver seat but, in trying to speed away, reversed into a concrete barrier at the pump.
Moments later, the thief reportedly sped off with the three-year-old. JC did everything to try to get her out.In her efforts, she was tossed to the ground and bashed her head against the pavement, but despite the concussion, scrapes and bruises, she sprung up and ran after her daughter. "I remember all the thoughts I had that moment; I don’t even remember how I ran that fast," JC said. "God gave me the power to save my daughter because the whole entire time she was asleep.
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