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Problem:A kidnapping and robbery overnight in Avondale left one woman with minor injuries. 
  
 According to Sgt. Bryan Shelton, the 25-year-old victim was taken by a suspect outside of her apartment on 4th Avenue South and 38th Street in Birmingham's Avondale neighborhood around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Police said the suspect pointed a gun at her and demanded money. 
  
 When the victim said she didn't have any money, the suspect forced her into her black Nissan Altima. Later, he made her move to the trunk of the car. 
  
 Shelton said the suspect took her cell phone and wallet. 
  
 The victim was then taken to Gas Land on Bessemer Road at approximately 11:40 p.m., where the suspect entered the gas station and tried to withdraw cash from the ATM. 
  
 Yosef Alsabah, the owner of Gas Land, said the suspect tried to withdraw cash several times before approaching the counter and asking for help with the ATM. "He was not right... there was something going on with him," Alsabah said. "He looked like he had a pistol in his pocket-- I kept an eye on him." 
  
 Alsabah said the suspect was trying to withdraw more money than was in the account and was becoming frustrated. The owner told the suspect he should come back later and try again. 
  
 When the suspect left and started to drive off, Alsabah watched him through the window of the store. Then, he saw the trunk pop open and a woman jump out. 
  
 "I got her inside and locked the door, then called the police," Alsabah said. Once inside, she grabbed Alsabah's shotgun. He told her to be careful and assured her that the suspect was not coming back. 
  
 According to Alsabah, the victim said after the was forced into the car, she was driven to multiple ATMs where the suspect withdrew money using her debit card. 
  
 The victim used Alsabah's phone to call her family, and police arrived shortly after. Alsabah said the victim had a few cuts on her, and was taken to a nearby hospital by a relative. 
  
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 / Updated By Rima Abdelkader 
  
 A woman was kidnapped at gunpoint and forced into the trunk of her car before managing to escape from the moving vehicle at a gas station. 
  
 Police said the 25-year-old victim was abducted from outside her apartment in the Avondale neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama. 
  
 Her dash for freedom was captured on a surveillance camera around six miles from where she had been kidnapped. 
  
 Sgt. Bryan Shelton said the victim was forced into the vehicle's trunk after telling the assailant that she wasn't carrying any cash. 
  
 "The victim stated the suspect drove to multiple unknown locations," he added. "It is believed the suspect was using her card to get money." 
  
 The Nissan Altima arrived at Yosef AlSabah's gas station at about 11:40 p.m. on Tuesday. 
  
 AlSabah said he became suspicious when a man asked for help in withdrawing money from his store's ATM machine. 
  
 He said the man got "mad" after being unable to get the ATM card to work and then watched as he returned to the car, and drove away. 
  
 "I saw the trunk popped up, a woman ran inside," AlSabah, 48, told NBC News. 
  
 The victim then ran inside and called 911. AlSabah locked the door after the woman said her kidnapper had a gun. 
  
 Police told NBC News that the suspect remained on the loose early Thursday. 
  
 Birmingham Police also tweeted a photo of the man being hunted. |||||
Solution:
A frightening ordeal for a kidnapped woman came to an end at an Alabama gas station late Tuesday night, and her escape was caught on tape. Sgt. Bryan Shelton says that the 25-year-old was abducted outside her Birmingham apartment around 10:30pm, with the suspect throwing her in the trunk of his car after she said she didn't have the money he demanded, NBC News and AL.com report. Shelton says the suspect grabbed her phone and wallet before he started driving, and he stopped at a gas station a few miles away, seemingly to try to use her bank card to take out cash while she remained in the trunk. "He was not right … there was something going on with him," station owner Yosef Alsabah tells AL.com, noting the suspect asked him for help with the ATM in frustration when it wouldn't give him more than the daily maximum. The suspect eventually left, but as he drove away, surveillance video shows the trunk pop open and the woman roll out onto the ground before dashing inside. Once she told Alsabah what was going on, he locked the door and called 911. At one point, which can be seen on the video, the panicked woman even held onto Alsabah's shotgun, though he tried to tell her she was safe. Alsabah says that the woman had been cut during her abduction and that a relative brought her to get checked out by medical staff. The Birmingham Police, meanwhile, say the suspect is still at large and tweeted a photo of him to ask for the public's help in tracking him down. (A North Carolina woman escaped from a car trunk thanks to a flip phone.)