Fox News: 2 Colorado men arrested for allegedly kidnapping roommate, amputating his finger

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2 Colorado men arrested for allegedly kidnapping roommate, amputating his finger

A man said his roommates kidnapped him last week and amputated his finger before he escaped captivity, Denver authorities said Wednesday.......                    ...                        ...Two men were arrested last week after their roommate said he was kidnapped and had his finger amputated before he was able to escape, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login said Wednesday. ......The victim went to a Denver police station Oct. 17 and said his four roommates kidnapped him and held him against his will for two days, police said. During that time, he was allegedly assaulted and had a finger cut off. ......After two days of being held captive, he was able to escape, authorities said. ......You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login......The Denver Police Department received a tip about the situation and conducted a welfare check at the location where the victim was being held Oct. 16. ......The officers "investigated to the extent they were able without having full consent or sufficient evidence of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to support requesting a search warrant," a police statement said. The victim told investigators the suspects left the location after the welfare check and that he escaped hours later.......On Oct. 18, authorities arrested two of the victim's roommates — Jose Pineda-Moreno, 19, and Darwin Veliz-Gonzalez, 34.......You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login......Both are charged with first-degree kidnapping – imprison/secrete – with bodily injury and first-degree assault – disfigurement and criminal extortion, among other charges.......Investigators were still working to identify two additional suspects. They were still trying to determine whether the attack was gang-related but believe it was an "isolated incident."......A spokesperson for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) declined to reveal the citizenship status of both suspects to Fox News Digital. The agency doesn't release the immigration history of individuals unless there is an "articulable indication that they You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login," he said. ......Veliz-Gonzalez is being held on $510,000 bond, and Pineda-Moreno is being held on $100,000 bond, according to jail records. Both are scheduled to appear in court Friday. ...

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