This 911 call to report Hania Noelia Aguilar’s abduction was made by a neighbor after a relative ran over to get help, authorities said. The call came in to the Robeson County Communications Center at 6:54 a.m. Monday.  The caller was speaking Spanish on the line, and the Robeson County dispatcher requested a Spanish translator to join the call.  Initial reports during the 911 call described the abductor as a black male, but investigators determined during follow-up interviews that the witness had not seen the race of the abductor because he was wearing all black, including long sleeves, and a yellow bandana over his face and it was still dark outside, authorities said.

<p>This 911 call to report Hania Noelia Aguilar&rsquo;s abduction was made by a neighbor after a relative ran over to get help, authorities said. The call came in to the Robeson County Communications Center at 6:54 a.m. Monday. &nbsp;The caller was speaking Spanish on the line, and the Robeson County dispatcher requested a Spanish translator to join the call.&nbsp; Initial reports during the 911 call described the abductor as a black male, but investigators determined during follow-up interviews that the witness had not seen the race of the abductor because he was wearing all black, including long sleeves, and a yellow bandana over his face and it was still dark outside, authorities said.</p>

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