Sacramento Kings G-League player Chance Comanche has been arrested by the FBI in connection to the disappearance of a woman.
A 23-year-old medical assistant recently disappeared in the Las Vegas area and the 27-year-old Comanche was booked into the Sacramento County Jail Friday afternoon and faces charges of first-degree kidnapping.
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The missing woman’s name is Maryana Rodgers. She is from Washington and disappeared on December 6 when she was on a trip to Vegas and got into a car with her friend, Sakari Harnden, 19, according to KLAS.
The night before she went missing, Comanche was playing a game in Henderson, Nevada, which is just 15 miles from Vegas.
He was released from the Stockton Kings, a developmental affiliate of the Sacramento Kings, shortly after his arrest.
Harnden has also been arrested. They were detained on December 13, also on a first-degree kidnapping charge.
A criminal complaint accused Harnden of “detaining Rogers against her will and without her consent for the purpose of killing her and/or inflicting bodily harm,” according to KLAS.
Out of character disappearance
Rodgers‘ family and friends said the disappearance was out of character.
She “had a good job and she would never leave her family back home in Washington state or abandon her dogs she had taken with her to Las Vegas,” loved ones told the outlet.
Comanche last appeared in Stockton‘s 112-106 loss to Salt Lake City on Dec. 12, scoring 20 points, 10 rebounds and 2 assists.
He is ineligible for bail and is scheduled to appear in Sacramento County Court on Dec. 19.
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