UPDATE: A former Chattanooga car salesman at the center of an FBI investigation has been indicted by a grand jury.

Daniel Bryant has been indicted on three counts.

You can read the indictment below.

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FBI Agents and Task Force Officers were assigned to the FBI field office along with the Cedar Hill Police Officers have arrested Daniel Bryant in Cedar Hill, TX.

Bryant was wanted in Chattanooga on state charges of kidnapping.

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Court documents state Daniel Bryant made the victim give him nearly $200,000 and threatened to kill him.

The details spelled out in the 7-page court document show the victim told police he recently bought a truck from Mountain View Chevrolet in Chattanooga after receiving a substantial financial settlement from a severe on-the-job injury that left him without a leg and reliant on a wheelchair.

He brought the truck back on April 1st to be serviced, that's when everything unfolded.

The victim told investigators Bryant, who was a salesman, offered to give him a ride home.

Once inside Bryant's vehicle, the victim said Bryant took him to a bank on Gunbarrel Road and threatened to kill him and his family if he didn't take out money.

Over the next two days, the victim told investigators Bryant took him to several bank branches in East Tennessee forcing him to withdraw money.

At one point, the victim said Bryant took him to a hotel near Atlanta, took his phone and credit cards and forced him to smoke crack.

Last Thursday, an employee at Bank of America on Tennessee Avenue in Chattanooga said the victim came in with a family member saying he needed police.

The FBI obtained bank records showing cashier's checks between the victim and Bryant totaling nearly $200,000.

The General Manager of Mountain View Chevrolet tells Channel 3 the Bryant is no longer an employee and the business is working with the FBI's investigation.

His full statement:

Federal warrants have been issued for Daniel Bryant on charges of kidnapping, bank robbery and money laundering.

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