A man visiting the Phoenix area for the Fiesta Bowl was kidnapped, robbed, and shot after he decided to sleep in his Jeep following a fight with his girlfriend, police said.
The suspects then allegedly drove him to an ATM machine where they, at gunpoint, forced the man to withdraw money. They then drove him about 30 miles north and instructed the man to get out of the Jeep.The man knocked on a nearby door, and the residents called for help. The victim was taken to the hospital, where he immediately went into surgery, according to police. His condition improved to stable.
Investigators eventually found the victim's Jeep, with three suspects inside. A short chase ensued, but the car eventually came to a stop, at which point the teens were arrested. Roderick Smith, 18, is facing eight charges, including armed robbery with a deadly weapon, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, theft, fraud and kidnapping.
A 16-year-old and 17-year-old, whom police did not identify, were taken into juvenile custody and charged with kidnapping, unlawful use of transportation, aggravated assault and armed robbery.played at State Farm Stadium, north of Phoenix. Police said that while the victim was in town for the game, the violent incident was in no way connected to the event.
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