Warren police seek man who allegedly kidnapped ex-girlfriend
DETROIT – Warren police are searching for 31-year-old Adrian Lamar Brown who allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend Michelle Jackson.
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The incident happened at a Subway on 9 Mile Road near Schoenherr Road Tuesday afternoon.
According to police, Brown was sentenced last week for a similar crime.
“I would consider him armed and dangerous. He forced the victim into the car,” said Warren Police Lt. David Kriss.
“We’re obviously concerned for her safety. He has a violent past. We want to find her to make sure she’s safe first and foremost.”
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