A man told Trumbull County sheriff deputies he was sleeping at a friend's house when he woke up to a gun in his face at 6 o' clock in the morning and was forced to get in a car with two suspects.

"The victim said that the owner of the home let him in," said Jolene Marcello, Trumbull County Sheriff's Office Detective. "He didn't really, he just kind of let him in, he didn't know really what was going on," she said.

"We believe that this is a drug debt that was potentially owed," said Paul Monroe, Trumbull County Sheriff. "From there, the victim called his brother and said I can take you to my brother's house to get some money," he said.

When they arrived at his brother's house in Newton Falls, the victim was able to get away from the suspects, Phoenix Albertini and David Kniesley. The victim and his brother jumped in a vehicle and gave chase - fleeing the scene.

It was at that point that their cars collided, causing the suspects truck to go off the side of the road and roll over. A 9-1-1 call indicated shots being fired. Nothing was hit by the gunfire.

The sheriff and detective tell 21 News, suspects have been arrested on charges of abduction, complicity and felonious assault. We can expect an arraignment tomorrow.