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We're going to begin with an alleged attempted kidnapping in Utah, the mother of a 15-year-old girl saying she knew something was wrong when she noticed the lift ride her daughter was in, was moving in the wrong direction on an app.

That's when she told her daughter to run for her life.

Dramatic surveillance video captures the moment.

A frightened, 15-year-old girl sprinted to safety

after an alleged attempted kidnapping.

My whole world just shattered.

Utah mom, Karina Ramirez, says she called a lift

for her daughter, Caitlin, Saturday Saturday to take her to an appointment.

Then just moments after the driver picked her daughter up, she says she received a chilling phone call.

She's like, mom, did you just cancel the lift? And I was like, no, I didn't.

She's like, yeah, the driver is stating that you canceled the lift. And I was like,

Caitlin, he just canceled the ride. He did it. She says it was the driver who canceled the ride,

offering to drive Caitlin to her destination anyway. But when Karina used a location sharing app to

track her daughter's location, she says the car was moving in the wrong direction.

She was like, sir, I need to get out. I can hear it in her voice that it changed. And she went,

Mommy, he's not listening to me. Mommy, he's not stopping the car. That's when Ramirez says

she told her daughter to get out of the car and run as fast as she could.

Police are currently investigating.

In a statement, Lyft saying the horrifying incident is reprehensible, adding they have removed the driver from the Lyft platform and stand ready to assist law enforcement with any investigation.

I'm happy she took control of the situation, And to me, she's just a brave teenager.

Very brave.

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