NORTH TEXAS – A Honduran man is accused of abducting a 22-year-old Haltom City woman at gunpoint, forcing her to withdraw money from a bank, and driving her more than 20 miles to an apartment complex where she escaped and summoned help, police said.

Eduardo Javier Ordonez Godoy, 35, of Honduras, was taken into custody when he was found inside her vehicle in Oklahoma City on Christmas Day, according to the Haltom City Police Department.

Police said Ordonez Godoy, who has “no known local address,” is facing aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery charges. He is being held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, with an “active ICE detainer hold” due to his immigration status.

The woman’s abduction from Acacia Apartments, 5000 Denton Highway, in Haltom City occurred at about 4:45 a.m. Tuesday while she was walking to her vehicle, police said.

After threatening the woman and forcing her to withdraw an undisclosed amount of cash, police said Ordonez Godoy drove the victim 22 miles to Camden Apartments, 3900 Grapevine Mills Parkway, in Grapevine.

When she escaped, Ordonez Godoy fled in her vehicle, which police entered into law enforcement databases “with a note of the violent nature of the offense,” although the victim wasn’t physically harmed, according to police.

Ordonez Godoy was apprehended in her vehicle with evidence connected to the offense in the 2100 block of SW 39th Street on Wednesday in Oklahoma City, police said.

In addition to the Haltom City charges, the Oklahoma City Police Department has also charged Ordonez Godoy with unauthorized use of a vehicle; use of a firearm while committing a felony; receiving, possessing, or concealing stolen property; and carrying or possessing a firearm by an illegal alien, the news release said.

The investigation is continuing, police said, and additional charges may be filed.

College football bowl season continues Friday as the Oklahoma Sooners square off against the Navy Midshipmen in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl.

The Sooners are seeking a much-needed confidence boost after a challenging first season in the SEC, while Oklahoma head coach Brent Venables tries to avoid a second consecutive seven-loss season. Moving forward, the Sooners will turn to true freshman Michael Hawkins Jr. to lead the offense at quarterback after starter Jackson Arnold entered the transfer portal and subsequently committed to Auburn. This season, Hawkins Jr. made five appearances for the Sooners, achieving a 62.3% completion rate, while throwing for 536 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. On the ground, he recorded 143 rushing yards and one touchdown.

On the other hand, the Midshipmen head into the Fort Worth, Texas, on a high note after defeating arch rival Army 31-13, finishing the regular season with a record of 9-3 and placing third in the American Athletic Conference. Navy is led by quarterback Blake Horvath, who has returned from a thumb injury. Horvath completed 57.5% of his passes for 1,261 yards, along with 13 touchdowns and four interceptions. On the ground, Horvath recorded an impressive 1,099 rushing yards and scored 15 touchdowns.

Follow along for scores and highlights from the Armed Forces Bowl as Oklahoma takes on Navy:

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When is the Armed Forces Bowl between Oklahoma and Navy?

The Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl game between the Oklahoma Sooners and the Navy Midshipmen kicks off at noon ET (11 a.m. CT) at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas.

How to watch Oklahoma and Navy in the Armed Forces Bowl

The Armed Forces Bowl game between the Oklahoma Sooners and the Navy Midshipmen will be televised nationally on ESPN.

Live streaming is available on Fubo, which has a free trial.

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Oklahoma vs. Navy: Armed Forces Bowl odds

The Oklahoma Sooners are favorites to defeat the Navy Midshipmen, according to BetMGM.

Odds as of Friday, Dec. 27

• Spread: Oklahoma (-1.5)
• Moneyline: Oklahoma (-120); Navy (+120)
• Over/under: 43.5

USA TODAY: Writers split on winner

• Scooby Axson: Navy
• Jordan Mendoza: Navy
• Paul Myerberg: Oklahoma
• Erick Smith: Oklahoma
• Eddie Timanus: Navy
• Dan Wolken: Oklahoma

ESPN: Navy 24, Oklahoma 20

Adam Rittenberg writes: “The Sooners return to a Big 12 stadium seeking a better result than their last appearance in Fort Worth, a 55-24 loss to TCU in 2022. They take on a Navy team capable of piling up points with a new offense coordinated by Drew Cronic and featuring dual-threat quarterback Blake Horvath. But Navy’s offensive mojo slowed in the second half of the season, and Oklahoma will need to lean on its own stout defense after quarterback Jackson Arnold and others are headed to the portal. Sooners coach Brent Venables is trying to avoid his second 6-7 season in three years, ahead of a pivotal 2025 campaign. Oklahoma’s defensive opt-outs are worth watching, and there are more guarantees on the Navy side.”

Docs Sports: Take Navy

Staff writes: “The Midshipmen have earned 4,131 total yards for the year. When it comes to getting in the endzone, Navy has amassed 13 touchdowns through the air and 33 touchdowns via the ground. Navy has accumulated 195 first downs as an offense, and they have been called for 57 penalties for 475 yds. As a team they have an average of 247.4 yards via the ground game ranking them 8th in the nation. Concerning scoring points, the Navy Midshipmen are averaging 32.3 points per outing.”

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Oklahoma football has one more shot to close out its 2024 season on a high note.

The Sooners (6-6) take on Navy (9-3) in the Armed Forces Bowl at 11 a.m. CT Friday in Amon G. Carter Stadium, located on the TCU campus in Fort Worth, Texas, with a chance to finish 2024 with a winning record. Oklahoma earned a clutch upset victory over Alabama on Nov. 23 to become bowl-eligible and keep alive the second-longest bowl streak in the nation.

The last time the Sooners played, LSU defeated them 37-17 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The team will look to bounce back and close out coach Brent Venables’ third year with a winning record. He has a 22-16 record with Oklahoma.

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Navy defeated Army 31-13 to earn the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy on Dec. 14, having defeated Air Force earlier in the season. The Midshipmen are seeking their first 10-win season since 2019. Navy is 1-0 all-time vs. Oklahoma, earning a 10-0 win on Oct. 2, 1965, in Norman.

Here’s how to watch the Oklahoma vs. Navy game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

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What channel is Oklahoma vs Navy on today?

• TV channel: ESPN
• Livestream: ESPN app | Fubo (free trial)

The Sooners will take on the Midshipmen on ESPN. Courtney Lyle (play-by-play) and Rene Ingoglia (analyst) will be on the bowl matchup broadcast.

The game can also be streamed on the ESPN app (with a cable login) or Fubo, which carries the ESPN family of networks and offers select users a free trial.

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Oklahoma vs Navy time today

• Date: Friday, Dec. 27
• Start time: 11 a.m. CT

Oklahoma and Navy will play at 11 a.m. CT at Amon G. Carter Stadium, located on the TCU campus in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Oklahoma vs Navy predictions, picks, odds

Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Thursday, Dec. 26

• ODDS: Oklahoma (-3)
• O/U: 43.5
• Moneyline: Oklahoma (-155) | Navy (+130)

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Prediction: Oklahoma 24, Navy 20

Oklahoma football schedule 2024

• Friday, Aug. 30: vs. Temple (W, 51-3)
• Saturday, Sept. 7: vs. Houston (W, 16-12)
• Saturday, Sept. 14: vs. Tulane (W, 34-19)
• Saturday, Sept. 21: vs. No. 6 Tennessee* (L, 25-15)
• Saturday, Sept. 28: at Auburn* (W, 27-21)
• Saturday, Oct. 5: BYE
• Saturday, Oct. 12: vs. No. 1 Texas* (L, 34-3)
• Saturday, Oct. 19: vs. South Carolina* (L, 35-9)
• Saturday, Oct. 26: at No. 18 Ole Miss* (L, 26-14)
• Saturday, Nov. 2: vs. Maine (W, 59-14)
• Saturday, Nov. 9: at No 24 Missouri* (L, 30-23)
• Saturday, Nov. 16: BYE
• Saturday, Nov. 23: vs. Alabama* (W, 24-3)
• Saturday, Nov. 30: at LSU* (L, 37-17)
• Friday, Dec. 27: vs. Navy (Armed Forces Bowl)
• Record: 11-2, 2-6 SEC

* Denotes SEC game

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Navy football 2024 schedule

• Saturday, Aug. 31: vs. Bucknell (W, 49-21)
• Saturday, Sept. 7: vs. Temple* (W, 38-11)
• Saturday, Sept. 14: BYE
• Saturday, Sept. 21: vs. No. 23 Memphis* (W, 56-44)
• Saturday, Sept. 28: at UAB* (W, 41-18)
• Saturday, Oct. 5: at Air Force (W, 34-7)
• Saturday, Oct. 12: BYE
• Saturday, Oct. 19: vs. Charlotte* (W, 51-17)
• Saturday, Oct. 26: vs. No. 11 Notre Dame (L, 51-14)
• Saturday, Nov. 2: at Rice* (L, 24-10)
• Saturday, Nov. 9: at South Florida* (W, 28-7)
• Saturday, Nov. 16: vs. Tulane* (L, 35-0)
• Saturday, Nov. 23: BYE
• Friday, Nov. 29: at East Carolina* (W, 34-20)
• Saturday, Dec. 14: vs. No. 18 Army (W, 31-13)
• Friday, Dec. 27: vs. Oklahoma (Armed Forces Bowl)
• Record: 9-3, 6-2 AAC

* Denotes AAC game

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