Charlottesville Police Arrest Four Students for Allegedly Abducting Another Student
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Updated: 8:07 PM Sep 5, 2008
Charlottesville Police Arrest Four Students for Allegedly Abducting Another Student
Charlottesville Police arrested four University of Virginia students for an alleged abduction and robbery that happened in April.
Posted: 2:19 PM Sep 5, 2008
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September 5, 2008

Charlottesville Police arrested four University of Virginia students for an alleged abduction and robbery that happened in April.

Gabriel Rust-Tierney, Chase Wager Whitlow, Joseph Uzcategui, and Jordan Vinsant Davis were arrested, and all are nineteen years old.

The four students were arrested Thursday and charged with the felony of abduction.

Authorities say on April 13th around midnight, a twenty-year-old male UVA student reported that he'd been abducted from Rugby Road, robbed, and "dumped" in Crozet.


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Posted by: Cha Location: Oxford on Sep 18, 2008 at 03:47 PM

What an idiot.
Posted by: Anonymous Location: VA on Sep 12, 2008 at 09:57 PM

one whiny wimp gets messed with, like we all have at some point in time, and crys wolf. i personally know mr. whitlow and he would never do anything malicious towards anyone, EVER. it was simply a prank: young boys messing around. it's a damn shame that we live in this day and age; stiffled by overbearing, unjustly suspicious elders (...who need to focus their attention to more serious crimes that happen around them every day.)
Posted by: Frank Location: Charlottesville on Sep 11, 2008 at 12:36 PM

Anon, you are an idiot. It was a pledge hoax -- do your homework. You probably believe there were weapons of mass destruction just because the government said so. Even the police eventually said the boys they arrested "probably though it was a fraternity prank." So did the fraternity brother/"victim" who is not pressing a single charge. Wake up and smell the coffee!!!! And tell the police to do something to make us safer rather than leveling felony charges at students to make a stupid point.
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