A 46-year-old Buckingham County man is charged with two counts of felony abduction by force, intimidation or deception after being stabbed by a 23-year-old woman whom he refused to let out of his vehicle.

Police say that Bruce Rose, of Shelton Store Road, was driving his car down Route 20 on Jan. 29, and refused to let his two passengers out.

Police say Rose was traveling at a high rate of speed, sweeping the vehicle across the roadway, claiming he was going to crash the vehicle.

Amber Stone, of Esmont, allegedly stabbed Rose with a knife during the incident

while inside the vehicle, said Buckingham County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Roger Jamerson.

“One of them in the back stuck him with a knife in the shoulder,” he said of Stone, who was charged with felony malicious wounding.

The vehicle continued down Route 20 to White Rock Road, Jamerson said.

“The female admitted that she was the one, because he wouldn’t stop and let them out the car and the way he was driving and doing, so she’s the one that stuck him with the knife,” he said.

The incident was reported at about 11:49 a.m.

The third passenger in the vehicle was not injured or charged.

Both Rose and Stone are being held without bond at the Piedmont Regional Jail in Farmville.