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MARKHAM, Ontario (AP) — Canadian police say a Chinese student who was abducted in the Toronto area has been found.
Const. Andy Pattenden with York Regional Police said Wanzhen Lu showed up at a house looking for help in what's called cottage country in Ontario. He has minor injuries and was treated in hospital.
Police arrested a 35-year-old man on Tuesday but later released him. Police are looking for four suspects.
Wanzhen was kidnapped from a parking garage in Markham, Ontario, on Saturday.
Police say the 22-year-old had parked his car and was walking with a friend toward the elevator of his condominium when a minivan came up behind him.
Investigators say three men jumped out, grabbed Lu, shocked him multiple times with a stun gun and dragged him into the van.
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