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Police Say bizarre abduction call in Ottawa just teens 'Role Playing'
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KANATA, Ont. - Ottawa police say a report of a woman tied up and held in a car turned out to be two teenagers "role playing."
Police say they received a call from a person on Monday saying a woman was in distress in Kanata, a suburb west of Ottawa.
Police say the young woman was sitting in a black Fiat convertible, her mouth was covered by duct tape and her hands were bound by duct tape, and tied to the head rest.
Police called in the canine unit and tactical officers and searched for the vehicle.
The teen was located at a Stittsville address, and police say the initial investigation shows the man and woman, both 18-years-old, are in a relationship and were role playing.
The matter has been turned over to the Partner Assault Unit for further investigation.
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