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MILESBURG, Pa. (AP) — Police say they managed to rescue a Pennsylvania woman kidnapped by her ex-boyfriend thanks to her mother's iPhone tracking app. Police said the 18-year-old ex-boyfriend met up with the woman Tuesday in East Stroudsburg to discuss custody of young child. They say he bound her hands, feet and mouth with duct tape and forced her into the trunk of a vehicle. The victim's mother notified state police after getting a text for help from her daughter. State police say they used the mother's "Find My iPhone" app to track the victim's cellphone to a McDonald's in Milesburg, about 150 miles west of her home. Online court documents show 18-year-old Joseph Boller faces kidnapping and other charges. He's being held at the Centre County prison and has a preliminary hearing on Feb. 24. No lawyer is listed.

Police: Mom's iPhone app helped find kidnapped daughter