Kings G League player arrested by FBI in connection to 23-year-old woman's kidnapping in Las Vegas

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FBI agents arrested a NBA G League player on Friday afternoon in connection with the disappearance of a 23-year-old woman in Las Vegas. 

Chance Comanche, a 27-year-old who was with the Stockton Kings, the NBA’s Sacramento Kings affiliate in the G League, was arrested and booked on charges of first-degree kidnapping in Sacramento County Jail on Friday, jail records state. 

He was booked at 12:37 p.m. Friday on the felony charge, and it states that he is not eligible for bail. 

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Chance Comanche of the Kings poses at the team's practice facility on Oct. 2, 2023, in Sacramento. (Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images)

The Kings released Comanche shortly after the arrest was made. 

The Kings and the NBA did not immediately answer a request for comment from Fox News Digital on the matter. 

The victim in this case is Marayna Rodgers, a Washington medical assistant, who disappeared on Dec. 6 while on a trip to Las Vegas to visit friends. According to 8 News Now Investigators, she got into a car with 19-year-old Sakari Harnden. 

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Harnden is also facing a first-degree kidnapping charge. Her bail at a downtown Las Vegas jail is set at $500,000. 

Comanche had played a G League game against the developmental team, the G League Ignite, in Henderson, Nevada on Dec. 5 – the night before Rodgers went missing. Henderson is 15 miles away from Las Vegas, and it’s unclear exactly how long Comanche stayed in Sin City. 

The Kings played the Rip City Remix in Portland, Oregon, on Dec. 7, and Comanche was present for the game. 

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