Chino Hills deputies made quick work in apprehending a man they say is behind a violent episode of kidnapping that terrorized a local woman just a day before. The reported felon, 24-year-old Chino Hills resident Robert Michael Lockwood-Stinson, was nabbed near his residence Wednesday, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department.

The ordeal that beset the unnamed victim began on Tuesday when an argument with Lockwood-Stinson escalated to assault, the suspect then snatching her cell phone and wallet before she managed to get away only to be hunted down, physically detained in his vehicle, her attempts to resist met with more violence. She ultimately escaped again and was brave enough to report the harrowing experience to the Chino Hills Police Station, setting off an investigation that would end with Lockwood-Stinson's arrest.

Details emerging from the official police report, paint a grim portrait of the assault and kidnapping, as Lockwood-Stinson reportedly not only forced her back to her home after capturing her but also stole valuable personal items in the process. The victim's strength to flee and report the crime has been instrumental in the swift action taken by the deputies.

In response to the arrest, the Sheriff-Coroner Department has requested the community’s help for any additional information related to the incident, individuals can reach out to the Chino Hills Police Department, or stay anonymous by contacting the We-Tip Hotline or through the We-Tip website. Deputy Christopher Mitchell is handling the case and can be reached for direct communication regarding this case.