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Second suspect arrested in Eagle kidnapping investigation

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EAGLE, Idaho — Eagle Police have arrested a second suspect in connection with an alleged kidnapping plot in the Eagle foothills. Detectives took 21-year-old Devin Larson into custody on September 8, charging him with felony Second Degree Kidnapping.

The update came just hours after the initial suspect, 22-year-old Steen Lamb, a Hagerman Firefighter, appeared in court on Monday.

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Eagle Police say the investigation began on September 5, when Star Police responded to a report of a kidnapping around 2:00 a.m., after an adult male reported he had been kidnapped earlier that evening. Eagle Police say their department took over the investigation when it was determined that the incident took place in the Eagle foothills.

As Idaho News 6 previously reported, Steen Lamb was arrested Friday and booked into the Ada County Jail where he is now being held on $500,000 bond. Investigators say Lamb and the victim knew each other.

In court on Monday, prosecutors laid out more details about the alleged kidnapping plot. The adult male victim apparently showed up under the impression that a photographer he met online was going to take photos of him with his motorcycle, and according to prosecutors, after taking one photo, the suspects tased him, tied him up, and beat him.

Lamb is expected back in court for a preliminary hearing on September 22.

Officials are urging anyone with information related to this incident to contact Eagle Police Detective Pacheco at 208-577-3734.