Two days after a Philadelphia woman's abduction was captured on video, police say they have a lead across the state line: Someone used her bank card Tuesday morning in Maryland. A male used Carlesha Freeland-Gaither's ATM card at 6:01 a.m. a bank in Aberdeen, Maryland, about a 75-mile drive southwest from the Philadelphia street where she was forced into a car on Sunday night, Philadelphia police Chief Inspector Dennis Wilson told reporters. Wilson did n't say how the card was used or whether cash was withdrawn. But he said surveillance video showed a male similar to the man who police say dragged and abducted the 22-year-old woman Sunday night. News of that lead came shortly before Freeland-Gaither's family publicly pleaded with whoever took her. Please return her. We just want Carlesha returned to us safely, her grandmother Ana Mulero said at a news conference with Wilson in Philadelphia. Just return her to us. We 're her family. She has a family here. We need her. Police did n't immediately release the bank video. But authorities earlier released a video that they say shows Freeland-Gaither being accosted by an unknown man in Philadelphia's Germantown-Penn Knox area around 9:40 p.m. on Sunday. That video, released Monday, shows a man approaching a woman near an intersection and then grabbing her and dragging her down a street, toward the camera. The released footage does