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Ipswich: Woman arrested over Bell Close kidnap is released on bail
Monday, March 11, 2013
9:14 AM
A WOMAN arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to kidnap has been released on police bail pending further enquiries.
The 23-year-old from Ipswich was arrested on Friday following an incident where a man in his 20s was kidnapped and burned at an address in the town.
She will return to Martlesham Police Investigation Centre on April 5.
Police said a man suffered burns to his arms, chest and stomach on Monday when he was kidnapped at knifepoint, driven to a house and blindfolded.
The man who has been named locally as ‘John’, was parked in a silver Mercedes in Bell Close, Ipswich, at 3.15pm on Monday when two men got into the car and threatened him with a knife.
He was forced into the back of a car and driven to a house where he was held captive for about three hours.
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