According to the report, the victim and Davis were dating at the time of the incident but had gotten into a serious argument the previous night. The victim reportedly went to stay at a friend’s house to get away from Davis and was not a resident at the home on South Newport from which she was taken.
One of the residents of the home provided police with video of the abduction from the home’s Ring doorbell. The footage reportedly showed Davis parking in front of the residence and continuously honking his car horn for about 10 minutes to lure the victim out of the home. When she came outside and saw it was Davis, she reportedly turned and ran back into the home and locked the door behind her. Davis then slammed his shoulder into the door twice, breaking it down, per the report.
In audio from the footage, Davis can reportedly be heard telling the victim, “You are coming with me right now.” The victim can be heard shouting “No” and screaming for help. Davis is then reportedly seen dragging the victim out the door by her hair and pushing her into his car.
“The video clearly shows that [the victim] was not wanting to go with Mr. Davis,” the affidavit stated. “The video clearly shows forcible entry made into the apartment where Mr. Davis forcibly retrieved [her].”
The victim’s screams drew the attention of three nearby construction workers who ran over to help. They were able to get the driver’s and rear doors opened as Davis sped away, hyperextending both doors, but ultimately failing to free the victim, KNDU reported. All three reportedly provided police with matching stories.
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