Bill and Ted, two 17-year-old high school students, spend a portion of their school day bullying Mike, a mild-mannered fellow student. One day after school, Bill and Ted observe Mike walking down the street
The two bullies stop their car and ask Mike if he wants a ride. Mike, being suspicious of their motives, declines the offer. Nonetheless, Bill and Ted grab Mike and force him into the car. They drive Mike to the outskirts of town where they strip him to his underwear and shove him out of the car. Bill and Ted then depart leaving Mike embarrassed and stranded. A few minutes later a passing motorist stops and assists Mike. The police are notified of the incident. The most serious offense Bill and Ted have committed is:
A) unlawful restraint.
B) aggravated kidnapping.
C) kidnapping.
D) none of the above because the incident was intended to be a prank.
A
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