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Police: "Sexual Predator" Tried to Abduct Teenage Girl from North Kingstown Home

John Eagan

Story Created: Sep 4, 2008 at 12:59 PM EST

Story Updated: Sep 4, 2008 at 12:59 PM EST

A 42-year old Louisiana man was in court Thursday, accused of trying to kidnap a teenager from the street in front of her North Kingstown home.

Kingstown Police say on Wednesday night, Anderson Price and two other men tried to entice the 15-year old girl into a green minivan.  Residents immediately called police.  After scouring the area, investigators found the minivan parked in the Wickford Motor Inn parking lot on Post Road and nabbed Price and one other man.

Police say they still haven't found the third man yet, but they do have a nickname.  Authorities also say Price a known "sexually violent predator".

ABC 6 reporter Malini Basu has more...

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