N.Y. Man Charged With Kidnapping, Forcing Greenwich Woman Into Car

GREENWICH, Conn. -- A man from Ardsley, N.Y., is facing a kidnapping charge after he forced a woman from Greenwich into his vehicle before ultimately letting her go when she promised she wouldn't turn him in, said police.

Sean Brown is facing a charge of first-degree kidnapping after he drove off with a female friend from Greenwich before ultimately letting her go on Sept. 19, police said.
Photo Credit: *Greenwich Police Department*

Frank MacEachern

09/28/2015 4:00 p.m.

Sean A. Brown, of 27 Faith Lane, turned himself in to Greenwich police on Sept. 22 and was charged with first-degree kidnapping and operating a motor vehicle without a license. Bond was set at $150,000, and he appeared in court the next day.

The victim called police at 5:20 a.m. Sept. 19 to say she was being kidnapped by Brown and that they were driving to New York, police said.

Officers could hear her screaming and pleading with Brown to let her out of the car, police said. Eventually he relented when she said she would not file a report with police, according to police reports.

A witness said the couple had been arguing before the incident, police said.

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