Crime & Safety
Gunpoint Abduction Under Investigation In Philadelphia: Police
Philadelphia Police and the FBI are investigating a gunpoint abduction that occurred early Friday morning in Northeast Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA — Authorities are investigating a gunpoint abduction in Northeast Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Police said Wey Um, 48, was forced into a black Ford Explorer at gunpoint at about 2:11 a.m. on the 900 block of East Godfrey Avenue.
Um was walking home on that block when the Explorer pulled up next to him, police said.
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Two men got out of the vehicle and forced Um inside it at gunpoint, according to police.

The vehicle then drove off, heading east on Godfrey Avenue, police said.
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Police described the suspects as men of unknown races.
One had a thin build, dark clothes, and white socks.
The other had a medium to thin build, wearing dark clothes and a white undershirt.
These suspects are considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the Special Victims Unit at 215-686-3260 or dial 911.
Police said the incident is being investigated by the Special Victims Unit and the FBI.
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