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Two brothers, along with a third man, face federal charges in South Florida after carrying out what appeared to be a wild kidnapping plan, targeting a different person than they had originally intended.Authorities say Jeffrey Arista, 32, and Jonathan Arista, 29 鈥?who had their initial appearance in federal court on Monday 鈥?are accused of kidnapping a man at gunpoint outside of his apartment in the South Florida city of Plantation.The men were assisted by another suspect named Raymond Gomez when they are accused of forcefully transporting the victim to an AirBnB property in the same city.According to a criminal complaint, during the Oct. 13 kidnapping, the men threw the victim s mobile phone out of a car they were traveling in before taking him inside the home they ha
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