Philadelphia police released footage of 22 year old Carlesha Freeland-Gaither shortly before 10 pm ET on Sunday. Police released the footage in hopes of finding Carlesha, and catching the suspect. The suspect is seen in the video wearing a dark jacket and dark pants. Carlishea yelled for help before being pushed into a four door vehicle.
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If you knew someone that was abducted would you offer to put in money for a reward? Why or why not?
If you saw someone being abducted would you just watch, or try and help? Why or why not?
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Well done Emily!
i would probably put reward money if it is a family members , friends, or decedent person. because sometime everybody needs a friend. their voices needed to be heard.it also shows that they are worth rescuing and fighting for and it also sends message to abducted that he not going to get by with it.
i would try to help, sometime the police won't be their in time, the best thing is go and fight or distract the guys or write down their license plate.
i would so i could help find the person i knew. i would try and help and call 911
Would you try and help a stranger?
Yes, I would help put in money for a reward to help find the person. I would try my best to help if there were more people people around, but it could be dangerous. The best thing to do is call for help right away.
What kind of things would you do to help?
I would get a large group together, like the student council or something, and have everyone contribute a few dollars to a reward. I would try to help the person, but stay cautious because the person could be armed.
Would you do everything in your power to help them out?
I would love to say I'm the type of person who would rush in and try to help, but most people are not that type of person. Having never been in that sort of situation, I can't say what I would truthfully do.
It depends how long they have been gone. If it was for more than a couple days I would probably start. If I saw someone being abducted I would try and help even if it was just telling another person or police about it.
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