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MANDY TEA\/THINGS<\/p>\n A police spokesman said they had received a “couple” of reports that a woman had been “forced” into a vehicle in the High St\/Victoria St area on Sunday morning, but did not locate anyone or anything .<\/p>\n A woman was reportedly “forced” into a vehicle by up to two men in broad daylight on a central Auckland street.<\/p>\n Police received reports of the incident in the High St\/Victoria St area, involving “one of two” men, at around 10.30am on Sunday, a spokesman said.<\/p>\n Police found no one when they arrived.<\/p>\n Information about the vehicle was passed on to officers to be on the lookout and further inquiries were being made, the spokesman said.<\/p>\n Do you know more? Email aucklandnewsroom@stuff.co.nz<\/strong><\/p>\n A witness who has lived in the CBD for years and wished to remain anonymous for his safety said they were walking along Jean Batten Place when a car “zoomed” down the one-way road in the wrong direction and “went fly” to the top. St \u2013 the driver making “a lot of racket” as they went.<\/p>\n The witness said they then saw a man get out of a hatchback, run down Vulcan Lane and return with what appeared to be a mannequin under his arm, before realizing it was a woman.<\/p>\n “The guy was literally foaming at the mouth,” and they believed he had taken something.<\/p>\n The witness said a small group of people saw the man allegedly try to “pin” the woman into the car, as she leaned against it, before forcing her inside.<\/p>\n Then the car took off, they said.<\/p>\n The local said CBD residents were feeling “very vulnerable at the moment”: “It’s getting to us… the brazenness”.<\/p>\n “It’s one thing to rob a luxury store in the middle of the night” and quite another for something like this to happen, they said.<\/p>\n