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Buffalo man charged after pregnant girlfriend allegedly held captive, beaten for days

Lisa Chen
Lisa Chen
Lisa Chen
Reporter · Buffalo, NY

Lisa Chen has over 5 years of experience reporting on the real estate market in Buffalo, specializing in neighborhood development and housing trends. A graduate of Columbia University, she previously reported for local real estate blogs and has developed a keen insight into market dynamics. Lisa is passionate about making complex housing data understandable for all Buffalonians.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 10:19 PM · 1 min read
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Buffalo man charged after pregnant girlfriend allegedly held captive, beaten for days — Tarrytown Health news

A 31-year-old Buffalo man is facing multiple felony charges after authorities say he held his pregnant girlfriend against her will for three days and repeatedly assaulted her before she lost her unborn baby.Christopher Miranda was arraigned Wednesday morning in Buffalo City Court on felony counts of kidnapping, assault and unlawful imprisonment. He is being held at the Erie County Holding Center. According to court documents, Miranda allegedly confined his girlfriend to a room starting on Friday, blocking the door and refusing to allow her to eat.Investigators allege Miranda repeatedly beat the woman and attempted to strangle her multiple times.Early Tuesday morning, police said Miranda allegedly dragged the woman by her hair down 10 steps, then left her outside.The woman, whom 7 News is not identifying to protect her privacy, began bleeding and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. Her unborn baby did not survive. Investigators said the woman was approximately 25 weeks pregnant. Mir

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