The woman shouted in the incident of Wichit, the police asked for help

Wichita police are asking for the help of a woman to identify a woman Taken forced On Sunday morning – an incident that has made the neighbors upset.

Officers posted a footage of the last woman in the 1400 block of North Volutea on Sunday, October 12 at 2am on Sunday, 12 in the morning, Between the Grove and Hillside. Throughout the day, he followed many leads and thanked the community for supporting the community, the investigators said.

“We have worked all day on this inspection, followed by numerous leads and we appreciate the help of the people,” the section X shared in a post on X.

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Until now, both men or women who were seen in the footage have not been identified. Police said that they were considering all the possibilities and they have sought the help of regional and federal agencies.

Shows a 20-second clip The lady is being pulled She is shouting from the front door to help.

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A woman has been pulled away from the front door while a woman was shouting at the 1400 block of North Volutea on Sunday morning in the footsteps announced by Wichita police. (Wichita Police Department)

The footage seems to have captured by a residential security camera, according to the authority Authorities, a common feature of the neighborhood.

Anniversials extended the video audio to reduce the sound of the background, hoping that someone can identify the woman’s voice. Police urged the residents to carefully review the footage and contact the detectives at 316-268-4407 with any information.

The department wrote on Facebook, “Her help is needed to help.”

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Wichita police are asking for the help of a public to identify a woman seen in this video, which was forced into the morning on Sunday morning. (Wichita Police Department)

Initially, the investigators also followed up with the call of Oklahoma, but then it is believed to be connected in this case but later determined that it was unrelated.

A resident of the family who recently visited Mexico, a resident of the family, said that the situation was cared for for young women in the area.

“This is dangerous. That’s true. But, I always believe that there was always abduction,” she told the cake news that nothing happened in her neighborhood.

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The police did not report any important updates till Monday afternoon. The investigators told Fox News Digital that they are analyzing the video frame by the frame, looking for any details that can help people identify them.

Stephanie Price includes criminals, including lost persons, massacres and migrant crimes. Send the story tips on Stephanie.PRIS@FOX.com.