Mum Rams Suspect's Car After Girl Abducted A mother whose daughter was being abducted helped police catch the suspect by chasing him down and crashing her vehicle into his car. The four-year-old girl was playing in the front garden of an apartment complex in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Wednesday when a group of teenagers saw a man forcing her into his car. They alerted the girl's mother who got into her own car and gave chase - unaware that the suspect had pushed her daughter out of his car before fleeing the scene. While a family member called 911, the woman followed the silver Buick for about seven miles (11km) before ramming into it at a junction. The collision triggered a police manhunt for the suspect who leapt out of his car and fled the scene on foot. The girl was found uninjured near her home. David Hernandez, 31, was arrested by police on Thursday afternoon and charged with kidnapping. Police are also exploring a possible connection between this incident and the kidnap and sexual assault last week of a six-year-old from the same apartment complex. The suspect in that crime was described as a male in a silver or grey vehicle.