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GREENFIELD, Ind. — Greenfield Police say a woman is safe after she was abducted by her ex early Wednesday morning.
Officers were called to a shopping center on North State Street around 2:30 a.m., where they found a cell phone among debris from damaged cars. They soon found the two cars that had previously crashed, but not the people who had been involved.
Eventually, police identified a man and woman who owned each car. The two had once been in a relationship.
Source: Photo Courtesy of the Greenfield Police Department / Greenfield Police Department
They did not provide the woman’s name, but they learned she had a protective order in place against her ex, Akeenen Anton Lamar Hunt.
Around 10 a.m., someone called 9-1-1 and said the woman was at her home on Collins Way and needed help. When officers arrived, they were able to get her to safety and arrest 34-year-old Hunt.
The woman was then taken to the hospital, though it is not clear exactly what injuries she faced. Hunt is now sitting at the Hancock County Jail.
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