A yelling, naked woman spotted in the back of a convertible car at a south Sacramento Burger King has led police to search for her and a man seen driving the car.
Police were called at 7:36 p.m. Monday to the fast-food eatery at 5610 Freeport Blvd., located just down the street from police headquarters.
An employee at the restaurant told police that a 2004 Chrysler Sebring with the top down pulled up the drive-through to purchase food.
As the 37-year-old driver purchased food, the woman sitting in the back seat yelled to the employee to call police because she was being held hostage.
The man driving the car calmly paid for food and the car pulled away.
The stunned employee told police that the man did not try to restrain the woman and she did not try to hop out of the car.
Police responded and recognized the car description based on a previous call.
Officers searched for the pair, but could not find them. Relatives told police that the man and woman have been known to exhibit odd behavior in the past.
Police later found the car, but the man and woman were gone.
Authorities issued an all-points bulletin for the woman to check on her safety.
The names of the man and woman were not released.
This article originally appeared on KCRA.com.
