A Dalton woman says she was kidnapping in Dalton and brought to Chattooga County, but then refused to talk to Sheriff's Department investigators.

The 21-year-old woman told deputies she  was walking on Highway 201 near Dalton on April 26, going to a friend's house when a dark colored vehicle, possibly a Dodge Charger, pulled up. She said she got into the vehicle, occupied by two Hispanic males, when they asked her if she needed a ride.

She said they drove past where she wanted to go and the driver would not let her out of the vehicle when she asked him to stop. By this time, the vehicle and its occupants were in Chattooga County. The woman said she called 911 and the men heard her make the call. One man, reportedly named Jay, opened up the vehicle glove compartment, retrieved a gun and is alleged to have laid it on lap. He reportedly said, he was not going to jail. 

The driver reportedly stopped at the the intersection of Gore-Subligna Road and E. Armuchee and told the woman to get out of the vehicle.  The woman reportedly went to an empty house on West Armuchee Road  and waited for deputies,  according to the report. The woman told deputies that the vehicle had the same type of equipment as the deputies' patrol vehicle and its occupants could hear everything officers were saying to 911 and other departments. 

She alleges that at one point the man named Jay said he had a house in Trion, where they could take her and they would "take care of her.

Once at the Sheriff's department, the woman reportedly refused to talk to investigators. A friend took her home.

Sheriff Mark Schrader said he "finds it odd that the woman wouldn't speak to investigators about a possible kidnapping incident."  He said deputies are trying to follow up on the reported incident and will try to talk with the woman again. He said he is checking with Dalton/Whitfield County law enforcement to see if there has been a similar incident in the past.

Schrader said the woman's descriptions were vague but deputies are looking for a vehicle that fits the suspect vehicle in the area.