Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News now, Jonathan Luna Carrasco pulls up behind two women,

flashing his lights at them till they pull over. He tells them they've got a flat tire and he's happy to help.

He tells the women they can sit in his car to stay warm while he works, but as soon as one gets in,

Carrasco takes off with the woman in his car. Nancy, the victims

were on their way home from a nightclub when Luna Carosco got them to pull over. The woman left at

the scene immediately called 911, reporting Luna Carosco kidnapped her friend. Luna Carosco did not

tell the woman where he planned to take her, but made sexually suggestive

comments after taking off. The woman jumps out of the car and runs for help. Jonathan Luna

Carrasco 28 now charged with kidnap. A Cleveland woman is shocked when she gets a speeding ticket. Why?

Because her car broke down hours before the timestamp on the ticket. An automated

traffic camera flagged Joan Gibson's minivan for speeding while the car was actually loaded on the

back of a flatbed tow truck. Gibson says the East Cleveland PD refused to dismiss her ticket, telling

her to take it up with the camera operators. The community now urging drivers to take a closer

look at their speeding tickets and fighting to remove that overactive camera. More

Crime and Justice news after this.

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