Godoy, Eduardo Javier Ordonez
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Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy is accused of kidnapping a Haltom City woman on Christmas Eve and driving her to Grapevine before stealing her vehicle.
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Godoy was arrested in Oklahoma City on Christmas Day.
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Godoy is currently held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center.
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Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy is accused of kidnapping a Haltom City woman on Christmas Eve and driving her to Grapevine before stealing her vehicle.
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Godoy was arrested in Oklahoma City on Christmas Day.
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Godoy is currently held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center.
On Christmas Day, a guy who was suspected of abducting a woman in Haltom City on Christmas Eve was taken into custody in Oklahoma City.
What We Know: In Haltom City, Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy, 35, of Honduras, is being charged with aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping. In addition, he is charged in Oklahoma City with receiving, having, or hiding stolen property; carrying or possessing a firearm by an illegal alien; using a firearm while committing a felony; and unlawful use of a vehicle.
According to Haltom City police, a 22-year-old woman was seized at gunpoint from the Acacia Apartments on Denton Highway at approximately 4:45 a.m. on Christmas Eve as she was making her way to her car.
Before being driven to the Camden Apartments in Grapevine, authorities claimed Godoy had forced the woman into her car, threatened her repeatedly, and forced her to take money out of a bank.
The woman was temporarily restrained, according to the police, but she was able to get away and get assistance.
After escaping in the victim’s car, Godoy was apprehended by police on Christmas Day in Oklahoma City.
What’s Next: According to police, Godoy may be charged with more crimes while the investigation is ongoing.
Godoy confessed to the crime, according to Haltom City detectives who spoke with him in Oklahoma City.
According to the police, Godoy’s immigration status has placed him under ICE detainer.
At the moment, Godoy is kept at the Oklahoma County Detention Center.
The Source: Haltom City police provided the information for this story.
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