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A Jackson woman was arrested after she claimed her girlfriend had kidnapped her on July 21 around 3 p.m.
According to the sheriff’s report, Lesley Brice, 45, called 911 from the front seat of a blue 2014 Nissan Altima saying she had been kidnapped by another woman. She was later let out of the car on I-75 S near mile marker 183.
Deputy Corbin Becelia stopped the Nissan, driven by Keshia Brown, 45, of McDonough near Rumble Road. Brown told Becelia she and Brice got off work together and Brice willingly got into her car after she filled up her gas tank. She said they got into an argument because Brice was having an affair on Brown. She added that she passed the exit at Hwy. 18 and was looking for the next exit to pull off on.
Deputy Shania Hawkins spoke with Brice who admitted she filled up Brown’s gas tank for a ride. Brice stated that she asked Brown to pull over once they began arguing and Brown did not pull over to the side of the road. She said she then called 911 and told dispatch that she had been kidnapped and the driver would not pull over. Shortly after the phone call to 911 Brown pulled over and let Brice out. Brice was handcuffed, taken to jail, and charged with a false report of a crime.
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