'Call 911': Rescued woman was abducted by man posing as Uber driver, authorities say
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An Arizona woman is safe after passing a handwritten note to a gas station customer during an alleged kidnapping. The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office says the woman was abducted from a car dealership in the Phoenix area on Monday morning by a man wearing a wig and pretending to be an Uber driver. The woman, who the office declined to name, gave a Chevron customer a note on Tuesday around 5 p.m. local time pleading for help. She told the customer she had been kidnapped. "Help, (redacted) call 911. Blue...
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