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Woman reports being kidnapped, assaulted in city
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Huntington,WV (Jordan Zone) Cabell County Sheriff’s
Department reports provided the following information:
A 33-year-old Huntington woman said two men abducted
her Friday morning from a convenience store parking
lot near Cabell Huntington Hospital and that one of
them sexually assaulted her.
The woman said she had been visiting a friend at the
hospital prior to the reported incident. She said she
discovered one of the tires on her vehicle was flat,
and she drove to the convenience store/gas station for
help.
The woman said two men pulled up in a Pontiac Grand
Am and offered assistance about 4:30 a.m. She said they
also offered to let her sit inside their car to get
warm. She said she did so with a door open and her feet
on the parking lot. She said one of the men pushed her
inside the car as the other got behind the wheel.
The woman told deputies she believes the men drove her
to a residence on Green Valley Road. She said one of
the men held her head down during the drive, and the
men didn’t talk.
When the car reportedly stopped outside the residence,
the woman said the men carried her inside. She said
one left the room, saying he was going to bed, while
the other reportedly took her to a bedroom and sexually
assaulted her.
The woman said she eventually managed to get away by
pretending she was asleep. She said she grabbed some
clothing that wasn’t hers and ran outside through
a wooded area. She said she ended up on a roadway, and
a passer-by rescued her. The woman reported that the
passer-by was a lawyer, who reportedly told her that
he did not want to get involved. A Cabell County Emergency
Medical Services crew ultimately took the woman to Cabell
Huntington Hospital.
GRAND LARCENY: Two Huntington women who live in a 12th
Street apartment in the Altizer area reported that someone
took nearly $2,000 cash and about $2,500 worth of jewelry
from their residence. The incident reportedly occurred
sometime Friday through Sunday.
Huntington Police Department reports provided the following
information:
A tractor-trailer worth an estimated $25,000 reportedly
was stolen Saturday or Sunday from a parking lot in
the 700 block of Madison Avenue and driven to another
parking lot along 5th Street Road, where it was ransacked
and set ablaze. The victim, a 53-year-old Chesapeake,
Ohio, man, also reported that 10 bundles of pressed
lumber worth nearly $12,000 were stolen during the incident.
Firefighters were notified of the "fully engulfed"
vehicle about 10:40 p.m. Sunday.
BURGLARIES: A 19-year-old man who lives in the 1800
block of Buffington Avenue said someone took his laptop
computer worth nearly $2,000, as well as DVDs, music
CDs and games. The incident reportedly occurred sometime
late Friday or early Sunday. There was no indication
of forced entry, but the complainant said he had locked
the deadbolt before he left.
In another reported burglary, a 24-year-old man who
lives in the 2200 block of Donald Avenue reported that
someone took a safe, nearly $24,000 cash and a pair
of original Nike Air Jordan tennis shoes from his home.
There also was no indication of forced entry.
ARMED ROBBERY: A 44-year-old Huntington man said two
men beat and robbed him at knifepoint about 9:30 p.m.
Friday in the 2500 block of 1st Avenue. He said he was
walking when the men approached and asked him for a
cigarette. The complainant said the men proceeded to
hit him in the face several times and take $256 cash.
He said one of the men also displayed a small hunting
knife. Police saw an abrasion on the man’s left
cheek and several abdominal scratch marks.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY: A fake $20 bill was reported at Gabriel
Brothers, 3110 U.S. 60. It was passed about 7 p.m. by
an unknown man, who also used three legitimate $20 bills.
ARRESTS: Police arrested the following people in connection
with felony offenses:
• Dixie Lee Burns, 48, of the 1500 block of Marcum
Terrace. Arrested at 2:08 a.m. Sunday at her home and
charged with malicious wounding. A man who lives at
the same address reported he was stabbed with a knife
as he was sleeping. He suffered a half-inch laceration
on his left forearm and was treated by paramedics at
the scene.
• Kevin M. Canterberry, 40, of Chesapeake, Ohio.
Arrested shortly after 4 p.m. Friday at Kroger, 2627
5th Ave., and charged with third-offense shoplifting.
• Harley Francis Dickinson, 20, of the 700 block
of 3rd Street, Huntington. Arrested at 5:45 p.m. Sunday
at his home on a delivery of controlled substance warrant.
• Sherry Lynn Nunnery, 40, of the 300 block of
5th Avenue. Arrested at 8:20 a.m. Friday at Foodfair,
1st Street and 6th Avenue, and charged with third-offense
shoplifting.
By Eric Fossell
The Herald-Dispatch
December 21, 2004
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