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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A man caught on surveillance video grabbing a screaming, struggling woman off a Philadelphia street in 2014 has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. Thirty-nine-year-old Delvin Barnes was sentenced Thursday after pleading guilty last year to a federal kidnapping charge. He admitted he grabbed a 22-year-old nursing assistant near a bus stop and forced her into his car because he needed travel money. A massive manhunt ensued and federal agents found the pair three days later in his car in Jessup, Maryland. Barnes' plea agreement also required him to admit to the abduction of a 16-year-old Virginia girl. Authorities said he hit her with a shovel and took her to a mobile home where he doused her in bleach and gasoline before she escaped.

Man caught on video gets 35 years for kidnapping woman