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Gina DeJesus at gunpoint on Thursday (May 13). The FBI is assisting with the case, joining a violent crime task force with members of the Cleveland Police Department, the Fox 8 I-Team confirmed on Friday morning (May 14). The carjacking reportedly happened near West 127th Street and Triskett Road before 2 a.m. Two men exited a silver sedan that cut DeJesus off, and ordered her to get out of her car while pointing a gun at her. DeJesus complied and handed over her keys. The thieves also got away with her purse and credit cards, according to reports. DeJesus and her cousin co-founded Cleveland...

By Kelly Fisher Gina DeJesus is OK after being carjacked at gunpoint, police say. DeJesus, a kidnapping survivor who recently celebrated the eighth anniversary of her escape to freedom with Amanda Berry and Michelle Knight (now Lily Rose Lee), reportedly stopped on the side of the road near West 127th Street and Triskett Road. That’s when a silver sedan cut her off and wouldn’t allow her to leave. It was around 1:50 a.m. on Thursday (May 13), DeJesus apparently told responding officers that one of two men to exit the sedan pointed a gun at her and told her to get out of the car. DeJe...

Gina DeJesus, one of the three females who survived over a decade in captivity at a Cleveland home, was carjacked at gunpoint early Thursday morning.

Gina DeJesus and Cleveland Missing hoping for a big night The foundation helps families in the middle of crisis. After being held for 10 years in captivity, Gina DeJesus has created Cleveland Missing to help families going through the unimaginable. (Source: Sylvia Colon) By Dan DeRoos | February 24, 2021 at 10:49 AM EST - Updated February 24 at 11:36 AM CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - It has been almost eight years since the rescue of three Cleveland women who were held captive in a home on Seymour Avenue for nearly a decade. One of the women who grabbed onto freedom that day is now 31-year-...

Nonprofit launched by kidnapping survivor Gina DeJesus and her cousin draws outpouring of support in construction industry Gus Chan for Crain's Cleveland Business Gina DeJesus, left, and her cousin Sylvia Colon sit in an interview room at the Cleveland Family Center for Missing Children and Adults. The nonprofit's offices are tucked into the new Pivot Center for Art, Dance and Expression on West 25th Street, at the edge of the city's Clark-Fulton neighborhood. Toggle Fullscreen Gus Chan for Crain's Cleveland Business Sylvia Colon tidies up in the family room at the Cleveland Family Center fo...