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Michigan Gas Station Clerk Saves Girls After She Mouthed ‘Help’ During Abduction

Michigan Gas Station Clerk Saves Girls After She Mouthed ‘Help’ During Abduction

A Michigan gas station clerk is being praised as a hero after assisting police with the rescue of a 16-year-old girl kidnapped by an armed man — when she mouthed “help” to him. According to Hamtramck Police Chief Hussein Farhat, who told WXYZ the suspect took the teen at gunpoint around 7: 05 a.m. Monday

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