A Santa Ana man on Friday faced false imprisonment and other charges for allegedly trying to kidnap a 10-year-old boy.KNX 1070′s Mike Landa reports police responded to a call shortlybefore 7:30 p.m. on Thursday from Delhi Park at 505 E. Central statingthat a soccer coach was unsuccessfully attempting to detain 55-year-oldsuspect Victor Joseph Espinoza.When officers arrived, the 425-pound Espinoza had escaped. He waslocated by helicopter shortly afterward hiding in a backyard on the 500block of E. Central.Espinoza – who police said is a documented gang member – was takeninto custody without incident, but he had minor injuries from hiscontact with the soccer coach.Investigators said the 10-year-old – who did not know the suspect –was going to soccer practice with his 19-year-old female cousin whenEspinoza lured the victim close enough to grab him.“He was grabbed by the suspect by both of his arms and he pulls himinto his body area,” Santa Ana Police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said. “Webelieve that he was going to take the kid away.”The boy yelled for help and tried to pull away, but Espinoza wouldnot let him go. The victim was finally able to break free and he and hiscousin ran to the park telling the soccer coach what had occurred.After the coach located the suspect in front of the park, Espinozaattempted to flee and was tackled by the coach in the street beforeescaping and hiding in a residential backyard.“In talking to the victim, he stated that he stayed in the yard wherehe saw him go because he was unable to get over the fence,” Bertagnasaid.Espinoza was booked on charges of false imprisonment, child annoyance, and gang enhancements.