Student kidnapped, held at gunpoint for hours in own house
By Morgan Watkins | Nov. 2, 2011Gainesville Police are still searching for a man who kidnapped a UF student and held him hostage in his home for hours, according to police officials.
Gainesville Police are still searching for a man who kidnapped a UF student and held him hostage in his home for hours, according to police officials.
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