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Man Suspected in More Attempted Abductions


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$1.25M Bond Set for Suspect in Attempted Abductions
$1.25M Bond Set for Suspect in Attempted Abductions

Police are looking into the possibility that a man charged in three reports of attempted kidnappings is linked to several other abduction attempts.

Fredy Humberto Pacheco, 36, of 901 Chalk Level Road, faces two counts of attempted kidnapping and one count of resisting, delaying and obstructing an officer. He is being held in the Durham County Jail on a $1.25 million bond.

An 11-year-old girl reported she was the victim of two attempts – occurring in the past two weeks – near Landon and Hardee streets while she was going to school, police said.

In both attempts, a man driving a bright red car pulled up to the girl and told her to get in the vehicle with him, police said. The girl refused and ran away.

A 15-year-old girl then came forward describing a similar experience, police said.

Now, police in Raleigh and Durham and as far away as Gastonia are looking at attempted abduction cases involving as many as six victims and dating back to 2006 for similarities with the three recent reports.

Pacheco surrendered to police after investigators located a car last week at a shopping center near Miami Boulevard and Holloway Street that they identified as the vehicle described by the two girls. The car had a decorative plate on the front that read “Fear This.”

Federal immigration agents have placed a detainer on Pacheco so that he won't be released on bond because they think he might be in the country illegally.

RELATED TOPICS: Durham County, Durham, Raleigh

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Tried three times to get a comment on here with nothing said no stronger than my SN and got censored. Even my protest at being censored got censored....will try the blogs later!!!!!

Eduardo1 - First, he is an illegal alien who probably has a felony record in Mexico for raping little children.

Second - he is here, ILLEGALLY and is attempting to kidnap children, and since they are all females - probably rape them and then kill them.

This has nothing to do with the Bush administration since the illegal flow has been going on for the last 30 years.

This is what your DEMOCRATS want to give amnesty to folks - so while you say the majority - tell me which ones are not felons.

With this many attempts known about, I can't help but wonder about the possible successes he may have had. I barely escaped from two men trying to kidnap me when I was 15. They were never found that I know of. That is something I'll never forget and my heart goes out to these kids.

"Send him back"? Even if he doesn't return here, no children anywhere should have to worry about him again if he is indeed guilty. Anyone who preys upon children should NEVER have a chance to do it again. Such monsters have no right to live in this world imo. Especially not at the expense of law abiding tax payers.

"Terrorist? Why? So we can torture him?"

So he will be tried at a higher level and sentenced at a higher level. He came into our country illegally and proceeded to terrorize our citizens. Before you say, "what about people who are citizens who do similar?" I will say (and I always have) that predators who prey on children should be punished to the extremest level (more extreme than is currently practiced). I would frankly like to see them ALL treated as terrorists as well b/c they are in fact terrorizing their victims.

We are seeing an increase of crime committed by illegal aliens because they are flooding to NC as other states crack down. Such a shame. Officials at every level need to enforce the laws and stop ignoring a dire situation.

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