BREAKING NEWS: Kidnapping reported at McDonald's in Corona!

BREAKING NEWS: Kidnapping reported at McDonald's on Lincoln Avenue and 91 Freeway in Corona!

Update: Corona, CA-- Corona police are trying to determine if a woman seen being forced into a car by two men outside a McDonald's restaurant was kidnapped. Video

On Thursday, shortly before 6 p.m., Corona police officers were called to the McDonald's, at 310 S. Lincoln, after two witnesses said two men had struglled with a woman and forced her into a car.

Surveillance video appeared to the confirm the witnesses's account, although KNBC reported on Friday morning that nobody had been reported missing, and the woman had not been identified.
The video shows the two men struggling with the woman, trying to force her into a pewter or tan-colored Nissan 4-door car, for about two minutes. The car was an Altima or Sentra, police said, with clear tail lights and tinted windows.

After the woman was forced into the car, the car was driven away from the McDonald's and on to the eastbound 91 freeway.

The suspects were described as Hispanic males in their late teens or early twenties.
The victim was described as a blonde female in her late teens to early twenties wearing a black halter top.

Anyone who recognizes the vehicle and/or any of the subjects, or anyone who witnessed the incident, is asked to contact the Corona Police Department at 951-736-2330.