Sacramento Kings affiliate NBA G player arrested after 23-year-old woman goes missing

FBI agents arrested a player from the NBA G League in connection to the perplexing disappearance of a 23-year-old medical assistant from Washington in Las Vegas. Chance Comanche was taken into custody on Friday afternoon and is now facing charges of first-degree kidnapping, according to a report in New York Post.

The disappearance involves Marayna Rodgers, who went missing on December 6 during a trip to Las Vegas. Reportedly, she got into a vehicle with her friend, Sakari Harnden, as detailed by KLAS. The arrest adds a significant development to the ongoing investigation into the case.

Chance Comanche participated in a G League game in Henderson, Nevada, located 15 miles from Las Vegas, on the night preceding Rodgers' last known sighting and subsequent report of her disappearance.


Following his arrest, 27-year-old Comanche was promptly released from the Stockton Kings, a developmental affiliate of the Sacramento Kings.

Meanwhile, 19-year-old Sakari Harnden, who was with Rodgers, was arrested in Las Vegas on December 13 and booked into the downtown Las Vegas Jail, also facing a first-degree kidnapping charge, as per court records cited by KLAS.

According to the criminal complaint, Harnden is accused of detaining Rodgers against her will and without her consent with the intent of causing harm, including the possibility of killing her. Additionally, Harnden faces a theft charge for the alleged theft of a Rolex.

The disappearance of Rodgers, characterized as out of character by her family and friends, adds further complexity to the ongoing investigation surrounding these disturbing events.

FAQs

Q1. What is the name of the player?
A1. Chance Comanche.

Q1. Who is Chance Comanche?
A1. Chance Comanche participated in a G League game in Henderson, Nevada, located 15 miles from Las Vegas, on the night preceding Rodgers' last known sighting and subsequent report of her disappearance.