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Police search for an abduction suspect

7 years ago in Albemarle County, Charlottesville City, Election, Local, Surrounding Counties, UVA, Virginia Assembly

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(CHARLOTTESVILLE – WINA) The Charlottesville Police hope you can help to locate a suspect in an abduction case. 32-year-old Clayton Lorenzo Burruss is accused of a felony abduction on April 12th in the 900 block of Rockcreek Road.

If you can shed some light on Burruss’ whereabouts call the Charlottesville Police at 970-3280 or the CrimeStoppers at 977-4000.

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