Denver police seeks van in connection with possible abduction of woman seen screaming for help

The Denver Police Department is seeking information in connection with the possible abduction of a woman in Denver Sunday morning.

[@tulacarvajal7587]

Hello??!! If license plate number is known, then authorities should know who to look for!!!! Now the question is, have they?????

[@planetclaire820boulder8]

HEADS UP CALIFORNIA TO COLORADO!

[@juicyjules7409]

Not safe anywhere 😩☮️

[@adamantiums8772]

Wow a full plate and nothing. Better start open carrying again in Denver since you can never rely on Denver police to do anything other than write you a ticket.

[@MeerkatADV]

Doesn't mean it's a valid or real plate. Or correct report from witnesses.

[@adamantiums8772]

@@MeerkatADV shouldn't the police know that for sure. I would think that they would be able to look that up immediately.they should know who it is registered to. It is a pretty new van too and I don't see why a witness would lie about it.

[@MeerkatADV]

@@adamantiums8772 that might be the plate on the vehicle, doesn't mean it's a real plate. And I'm not saying the witness is lying, witnesses get stuff wrong constantly.

[@adamantiums8772]

@@MeerkatADV if it is or is not the police should know and tell the people.

[@MeerkatADV]

@@adamantiums8772 why? The police are only providing the descriptors provided by video or witnesses. Even if it's a fake plate they might still spot it somewhere.

[@millefiori6620]

They should at least know who the vehicle is registered to, they have the state and full plate. Although that plate seems suspicious, AV5 (AVS?) and 2012 (a year) may be fake. The dark tinted windows on a van, probably a serial killer vehicle unfortunately 🥺