Craig Ross Jr. was arrested 24 years ago for driving with a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. A routine stop led to the rescue of a kidnapped girl this week.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – A heavily intoxicated Craig Nelson Ross Jr. sped around another car in downtown Saratoga Springs around midnight on a September Tuesday in 1999, crossing the double yellow lines and yapping away on a cellphone.
The trooper on guard, feeling something off, went to take a look at it and found it was a ransom note, police told Fox News Digital. The officer called in a description of the suspect vehicle, and forensic investigators began testing the document. The first set of prints they checked it against were not a match, Gov. Kathy Hochul said during a news briefing Monday. But the second turned out to be a match for Ross.
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