Three individuals are now in custody after a reported kidnapping incident at a gas station in Lombard on Wednesday, according to local police. The confrontation began at approximately 12:03 p.m., following an arrangement to sell personal property at the gas station located at the intersection of North Avenue and Main Street. An argument allegedly erupted, leading to the kidnapping of the seller,
ABC 7 Chicago
reported.
The circumstances surrounding the altercation and subsequent abduction remain unclear. However, Lombard village officials said that by around 3:45 p.m., both the victim and the suspected perpetrators were located in Chicago. The swift conclusion to an incident that could have spiraled into graver territory was a relief to community members keeping an eye on the developing situation. The victim was taken to an area hospital to be checked out, officials confirmed,
Chicago Sun-Times
stated.
Details regarding the identity of the victim or the suspects have not been released at this time. The nature of the personal property involved in the sale that led to the incident has also not been disclosed. The Lombard Police Department continues to investigate the kidnapping, and while the suspects are in custody, charges have yet to be announced.
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