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Man abducted at gunpoint

Monday 13 July 1992 18:02 EDT
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Police were hunting for a burglar who forced his 75-year-old victim to drive across London at gunpoint. During the journey police stopped the driver for going through a red or amber light - but did not notice that the raider had a gun.

The victim was abducted when a man knocked on his door in Kew, west London, late on Sunday. The man tied up his victim, threatening him with a knife while he searched the house. Then he forced him to drive to Stratford, east London.

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