Waterloo Regional Police say after further investigation, an abduction did not happen in Kitchener on Wednesday night.
Officers received a report of an altercation between a man and a woman at around 11:30 p.m. on Robert Ferrie Drive.
A witness reported seeing a black car pull up and then the driver, along with another man, forced the woman into the car.
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Police had asked for the public’s assistance, but said after officers canvassed the area, they managed to locate everyone involved, who were all known to each other.
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Officers determined there was no evidence of any criminal offences and did not lay charges.
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