Kidnapped Cary woman found safe

Police say they have found a Cary woman kidnapped from her home this afternoon unharmed in Southeast Raleigh.

"She was located on New Bern Avenue," Cary police Capt. Michael Williams said.

Police are still searching for the two alleged kidnappers who snatched the 19-year-old woman just before 1:45 p.m. from a Cary mobile-home park and drove away in a flashy car with big rims and a custom-paint job, authorities reported.

The kidnapping occurred at a residence at 216 S. Lake Street. Williams said a man in his early 20s and a woman kicked in the front door of the residence and forced a 19-year-old woman into a white and burgundy car with a custom paint job.

"It was like those paint jobs you see with NASCAR," Williams said. "The word, 'Budweiser' was on the hood and it has 24-inch rims. Big rims."

Police declined to name the woman who was forced from her home, but they have learned the woman may have been kidnapped because someone in the home had an altercation the night before with the owner of the car, which had been vandalized.

Witnesses told police the man and woman left the area with the female suspect driving. The man and victim were seen in the backseat of the vehicle, Williams said.

The male suspect was last seen wearing baggy jeans and a baseball hat. The female suspect was wearing a black jacket and blue jeans, police reported.

Investigators are urging anyone with information about the incident to call the Cary Police Department at (919) 469-4017.