Oklahoma woman is in 'imminent danger' after being kidnapped
A 29-year-old woman is feared to be in 'imminent danger' after being kidnapped from her Oklahoma home on Monday night by a man rumored to be her boyfriend while she was trying to call 911.
Morgan Rower was taken from her apartment in Broken Arrow by Justin Korf, 39, at around 9.30pm on Monday.
Police say she was trying to call 911 to report a domestic dispute at time.
Morgan Chelsea Rower, 29, was kidnapped from her home by her boyfriend Justin Korf, 39, on Monday night while trying to call 911, according to authorities
Friends of the pair said they were dating and had been arguing about cheating, something police have not yet confirmed. They are shown together in a social media image
They did not confirm the relationship between the two but friends said they were dating and had been arguing about cheating.
Authorities in Oklahoma say Korf is driving white 1999 Dodge Durango with Oklahoma plates.
He was last seen driving south, they said.
Korf has a lengthy criminal record, most of which is made up of traffic offenses including driving under the influence and without a license.
In 2008, he pleaded guilty to obstructing an officer.
He was accused of rape and kidnap in Oklahoma in 2007 but the charges were dismissed in exchange for him pleading no contest to a felony assault charge.
Morgan was trying to call 911 to report a domestic dispute when she was taken, police said
Korf had a lengthy criminal record which includes convictions for felony assault and rape and kidnapping arrests which were dismissed as part of a plea deal
Police say Korf is driving the pair in a white 1999 Dodge Durango (file image of the same car shown above)
In 2004, he had a domestic battery charge dismissed as a result of the prosecution's witness falling through.
Other charges including committing robbery with a firearm were dismissed for the some reason.
He has also faced accusations of drug dealing marijuana.
Anyone with information is urged to contact police on 918-259-8400 or 911.