An NBA G League player was arrested by FBI agents in connection to the mysterious disappearance of a 23-year-old Washington medical assistant in Las Vegas
Chance Comanche, 27, was booked into the Sacramento County Jail Friday afternoon and faces charges of first-degree kidnapping.
Marayna Rodgers, who is from Washington, vanished on Dec. 6 when she was on a trip to visit Sin City and got into a car with her friend, Sakari Harnden, 19, according to KLAS.
Comanche played a G League game in Henderson, Nevada, 15 miles from Las Vegas, the night before Rodgers was last seen and reported missing.
He was released from the Stockton Kings, a developmental affiliate of the Sacramento Kings, shortly after his arrest.
The Post has reached out to the Kings organization and the NBA.
Harnden was arrested in Las Vegas on Dec. 13 and booked into the downtown Las Vegas Jail, also on a first-degree kidnapping charge, KLAS reported, citing court records.
A criminal complaint accused Harnden of “detaining Rogers against her will and without her consent for the purpose of killing her and/or inflicting bodily harm,” according to the outlet.
Harnden was also arrested on a theft charge for allegedly stealing a Rolex.
Rodgers’ family and friends said the disappearance was out of character.
She “had a good job and she would never leave her family back home in Washington state or abandon her dogs she had taken with her to Las Vegas,” loved ones told the outlet.
Comanche was in Portland, Oregon for the Kings’ game against the Rip City Remix on Dec. 7, less than 24 hours removed from Rodgers’ vanishing.
It is not known how long Comanche was in Las Vegas.
Harnden remains in jail on a $500,000 bail the next day by Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Diana Sullivan under conditions that included high-level electric monitoring and will appear in court on Dec. 19 for the theft charge, and Dec. 28 for the kidnapping.
Sullivan also requested the “state to notify the Court immediately if the alleged victim is located alive.”
The 6′-10” center was undrafted out of the University of Arizona and appeared in 24 games over the last two seasons with the Kings
In his 13 appearances this season, he played 321 minutes and tallied 182 points, 15 assists and 91 rebounds.
Comanche last appeared in Stockton’s 112-106 loss to Salt Lake City on Dec. 12, scoring 20 points, 10 rebounds and 2 assists.
He is ineligible for bail and is scheduled to appear in Sacramento County Court on Dec. 19.
