Police rescued a woman from an alleged kidnapper who posed as an Uber driver after she secretly passed a note to a stranger
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• Police rescued an Arizona woman from an alleged kidnapper posing as an Uber driver. • She had passed a note to a customer at a gas station saying "help" and "call 911." • The 41-year-old suspect, Jacob Wilhoit, was detained without incident, police said. Police rescued a kidnapped woman after she secretly passed a desperate note to a stranger at a gas station in Arizona, authorities said. In the note, she wrote "help" and "call 911," and also included a description of a blue Honda van going toward Las...
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