People v. Rappuhn
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtC. J. Byrns, J.
Defendant was charged with kidnapping, MCLA 750.349; MSA 28.581. A jury found defendant guilty as charged and he now appeals by right.
Complainant, a prostitute, testified that late in the evening of December 8, 1974, defendant solicited her services near a bus stop at Woodward and Six Mile in Detroit. Complainant voluntarily entered defendant’s car and they drove to a less conspicuous location. When they arrived there, defendant drew a knife, which he held at com*352plainant’s neck, and announced that he would not be paying complainant for her services. Defendant then bound complainant’s hands,…
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