Tulsa Man Surrenders After Charged In Kidnapping-Assault Case

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TULSA, OK -- A man charged with kidnapping a Tulsa woman and her daughter is back in the Tulsa County jail. 

Tulsa Police say 33-year-old Allen Shields turned himself in just after 11 p.m. Tuesday. 

Shields was originally arrested and released on $90,000 bond early Tuesday. 

Once formal charges were filed, Tulsa County prosecutors asked that a higher bail be set and a new arrest warrant was issued. 

Shields is charged with felony kidnapping, assault, battery, and burglary after breaking into his ex-girlfriend's house Monday morning. 

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Officers say Shields hid in the house and waited for the woman and her nine-year-old daughter to come home. 

Police say when Shields attacked the woman; the girl ran into the bathroom and called 911. 

Police also say Shields could be linked to the disappearance of another woman, Angie Tucker in November 2007.  Tucker had filed a protective order against Shields, accusing him of rape, a month before she disappeared. 

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Shields was never arrested in that case and no charges were ever filed.  The protective order was dismissed two months later. 

Tucker has never been found. 

Allen Shields is in the Tulsa County jail, charged with five felonies.  He's now being held on a $1.25 million bond.