From the Daily Caller: Two undocumented immigrants are facing kidnapping charges after authorities discovered them in Florida with two missing teenage girls from North Carolina.
The Clayton County Police Department said the 14- and 15-year-old girls were found unharmed and have since been reunited with their parents, Fox Orlando reported. The investigation began May 3 when officers responded to a report from concerned parents who said their daughters disappeared overnight.
The teens were last seen at 1 a.m. Investigators said the girls left a note. The note said they had gone off with “some guys they met.” Police said the girls left voluntarily and were not forcibly taken. Neither had a cellphone at the time.
Authorities quickly identified two suspects, 22-year-old Edwin Alberto Cardenas and 18-year-old Ericson Leonel Ullo-Flores, and issued arrest warrants the following day. Officers traveled to Daytona Beach, Fla., where they found the men along with the missing girls and took them into custody.
Both Cardenas and Ullo-Flores were arrested on May 5 and were being held in the Volusia County Jail without bond. ICE has filed a hold on them, and they will reportedly be taken back to North Carolina to face kidnapping charges.
The media is calling them “Florida men.”
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