I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Jonathan Samosji offers a 14-year-old girl

food and alcohol to get in his car. The girl runs away. Samosji follows dragging her

into the car. Samosji, 28, drives the girl to an Arabian beat and refuses to let her

leave. Nancy, once inside the rental home, Samosji continues to offer the girl alcohol

and forces her to lay in bed with him. The girl who still has her phone is unable to

get in contact with friends or family, so she downloads the safe UT app that connects

her with a dispatcher that calls police. Samosji unaware casually orders takeout to be

delivered. Expecting a food delivery, Samosji answers the door, but guess what? It's Utah

cops. After two hours, Samosji releases the girl. He's arrested for kidnapping. A concerned

mom calls Oregon cops about a suspicious RV regularly parked near her children's school.

Samosji's watch is Jeremy Lindville, 47, parsed the RV next to the school, then sells drugs

to students out of the RV. Cops link Lindville's RV, parked between

South Eugene High School and Roosevelt Middle School several times, and follow him to a nearby

skate park where the 47-year-old also sets up shop. The blue and black trailer with

boarded up windows is now impounded by the Lane County Sheriff's Office. Cops find pounds

of marijuana, baggies of meth, and a stolen gun in the RV. Lindville now facing multiple

drug and weapons charges. More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, crime aligns John Lemley. Police in Florida

have made an arrest in last year's murder of Microsoft executive Jared Brotigan and say

they believe the suspect did not work alone. Sydney Sumner with crime online.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department announced the arrest of 61-year-old Henry Tinan. The

suspect was charged with conspiracy to commit murder, second-degree murder with a weapon,

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