NFL Safety Earl Wolff Was Kidnapped at Gunpoint
According to a report by the Fayetteville Observer, NFL safety Earl Wolff was the victim of an armed kidnapping on February 23. Wolff, who has played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars, was carjacked and kidnapped by a group of men in West Fayetteville, Georgia, after they surrounded him as he was walking toward his car. They forced him into his 2011 Range Rover and made him drive to an undisclosed location, where they held him for short period of time. Police located Wolff about 10 miles away and found his car 25 miles away. They have a suspect in custody.
Wolff played collegiate ball at N.C. State and was drafted by the Eagles in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. He joined the practice squad of the Jaguars in December 2015. According to Jaguars PR, Wolff is back in Florida and is shaken up by the incident.
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NFL Safety Earl Wolff Was Kidnapped at Gunpoint
According to a report by the Fayetteville Observer, NFL safety Earl Wolff was the victim of an armed kidnapping on February 23. Wolff, who has played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars, was carjacked and kidnapped by a group of men in West Fayetteville, Georgia, after they surrounded him as he was walking toward his car. They forced him into his 2011 Range Rover and made him drive to an undisclosed location, where they held him for short period of time. Police located Wolff about 10 miles away and found his car 25 miles away. They have a suspect in custody.
Wolff played collegiate ball at N.C. State and was drafted by the Eagles in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. He joined the practice squad of the Jaguars in December 2015. According to Jaguars PR, Wolff is back in Florida and is shaken up by the incident.