Wichita Woman Found Safe After Apparent Abduction Captured on Doorbell Camera
A 35-year-old woman seen being forcibly taken from a Wichita home in doorbell footage has been located unharmed, with authorities investigating the incident as a domestic violence case.
A 35-year-old woman, whose apparent abduction was captured on a doorbell camera in Wichita, Kansas, has been found safe, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. on Sunday in the 1400 block of North Volutsia, where footage showed a man forcibly taking the woman from a front porch.
On Tuesday at approximately 3 p.m., the woman contacted Wichita police, identifying herself as the individual in the video. Investigators met with her and transported her to City Hall for further questioning.
Authorities believe the incident is a case of domestic violence involving the woman and her boyfriend. She did not sustain significant injuries.
The doorbell footage, which captured the woman screaming as she was taken away, prompted police to release the video to the public on Monday, seeking assistance in identifying both individuals.
Wichita Police Chief Joe Sullivan emphasized the department's primary concern: "Our main concern is the safety and welfare of the woman seen in that video."
The investigation is ongoing, with authorities planning to present the case to the appropriate attorney's office for potential charges.
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