Police are investigating an abduction of a 24-year-old woman in Philadelphia's Logan section.
Police responded to the scene for a report of abduction in progress and gunshots fired in the area.
Officials say a 21-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman were inside a store on the corner of Broad and Rockland streets.The suspect then reportedly pointed a gun at him and took the victim's keys and chain.A second suspect also entered the store and allegedly forced the female victim to withdraw cash from an ATM at gunpoint.However, the male victim was not injured.
The suspects then reportedly took the female victim by force, and were last seen headed north on Broad Street. Police later received a tip that the female victim attempted to withdraw $3,000 from Rivers Casino on the 1000 block of North Delaware Avenue.The female victim was located. There were no reports of any injuries.The investigation is active and ongoing with the Special Victims Unit.
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