A woman in Florida managed to alert authorities to her location in a field in Volusia County where she was being held by an attacker by calling 911 and pretending to order a pizza. Luis Diego Hernandez-Moncayo, 27, was arrested and charged with attempted sexual battery, battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment. During the 911 call, the woman asked for a pizza while subtly conveying that she was in danger. Deputies were able to track her location to the field in Pierson and found the woman being held by Hernandez-Moncayo. The woman told deputies that they went to the field to drink, but the situation turned violent when Hernandez-Moncayo allegedly took drugs. The sheriff praised the woman’s quick thinking and the deputies’ response in rescuing her. The sheriff’s office also mentioned that Hernandez-Moncayo is undocumented and facing an immigration detainer. The victim was grateful for the rescue and expressed relief at being saved. The incident highlights the importance of being resourceful in emergencies and the quick response of law enforcement in potentially life-threatening situations. Overall, the successful rescue of the woman demonstrates the effectiveness of communication and collaboration between law enforcement and the community.
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