High school student confines ex-girlfriend in his car for not returning his gift

A 17-year-old high school student identified as 'A' has shocked the public with his appalling act of forcibly confining his ex-girlfriend, 'C', in a car and driving around for nearly two hours--all over a present that she had refused to return to him. 

On October 5, Gyeonggi Suwon Nambu Police Station revealed that they submitted arrest warrants for 'A' and his accomplice, a 20-year-old identified as 'B'. 

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'A' is suspected of locking his ex-girlfriend 'C', a middle school student, in the back of a car this past October 4 and driving around for two hours. 'C's friend, who was a witness, reported the incident to the police, and 'A' was arrested in Gyeonggi's Hwaseong City around 10pm the same day. 

'A' was said to have stated during interrogation, "I requested 'C' to return the present that I gave her while we were dating, but because she refused, I ended up committing the crime."