Colorado Springs (KXRM)-The Colorado Springs Police Administration confirmed that Kaden Mid, 19, who was arrested in terms of kidnapping and sexual assault in Cuilli Lake Park, is a soldier in the American army stationed in Fort Carson.
According to CSPD, on Tuesday at about one in the morning, the police were called to Quail Lake Park about the kidnapping of reported. The police conducted an investigation and found the victim, who told the police that he had taken an unknown man, forced his small truck and sexually assault.
“There is some information that indicates that some of Mr. Med behaviors were suspicious in the days even after [the Quail Lake incident] Speak, “according to Commander Dan Thompson with CSPD.
For this reason, CSPD released pictures of the MEADE truck that was allegedly driving the night of the accident in the hope that any other victims may have had a contact with it.
“For those who may be a victim, please consider taking the courageous step forward by contacting our division by (719) 444-7000,” said Thompson. “We are interested in hearing your experience and we have resources to be able to help you.”
The Colorado Springs Police Department said the police arrested a suspect in the case of a sexual assault in Quail Lake Park on Tuesday, July 8.
The CSPD Metro Crime Lab Laboratory enables the evidence to quickly and develop the suspect’s DNA. The police said that the search for various databases did not lead to a match with anyone known.
In the actual time, investigators at the CSPD center were able to locate a suspect description vehicle. More investigations revealed that the suspected car belongs to a person who has relationships with Fort Carson.
CSPD, who is working closely with the 19 -year -old Criminal Investigation Division, called the Fort Carson Army, Kaden Mid, who was arrested and faced with the first -class kidnapping, sexual assault and a threat felony.
CSPD said the investigation is continuing, and investigators are searching for any additional victims or people who have a connection with Med. They are asked to call CSPD at 719-444-7000.