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Man takes hostage for 16 hours, updates Facebook

  • Thread starter Thread starter reghakr
  • Start date Start date Jun 22, 2011
  • Reading time 1 min read
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It seems that Valdez had barricaded himself and the hostage in the motel room after the police attempted to serve a warrant for a felony drug offense

He's having a back and forth account of what's going on through Facebook.

Read Full Story: Man takes hostage for 16 hours, updates Facebook | Technically Incorrect - CNET News
 

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