A California man has been charged with the March 8 kidnapping of two UCLA students he allegedly held captive inside his car, as well as the sexual assault of a third woman during a separate incident, according to authorities.
The UCLA Police Department said in a Tuesday, March 24, news release that there may be other victims of Alexander Schecter, who “is not believed to be affiliated” with UCLA.
Detectives with the university’s police department first arrested Schecter, 24, of Santa Monica, on March 12 on charges of kidnapping and false imprisonment in connection with the alleged abduction da...
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