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Woman dragged off street on way to work in ‘kidnapping' – as man, 35, charged

Woman dragged off street on way to work in ‘kidnapping' – as man, 35, charged

The Irish Sun2 days ago
Rogers was slapped with a slew of charges following the incident
'SNATCH' HORROR Woman dragged off street on way to work in 'kidnapping' – as man, 35, charged
A MAN is set to appear in court tomorrow after dragging a women who was walking to work off a local street.
Mitchell Lee Rogers, 35, will appear before magistrates on August 4 following the shock incident in Bristol on Friday.
The accused reportedly dragged the victim off the street in Passage Road between 6.30am and 7am.
Thankfully she managed to escape.
Rogers was arrested by cops at around 11.45am the same day.
He remains in custody pending an appearance before Bristol Magistrates on Monday 4 August charged with threats to kill, kidnap, assault causing actual bodily harm and committing a criminal offence with intent to commit a sexual offence.
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A Bristol man has been charged after a woman was dragged off Passage Road in Bristol on her way to work
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