Sen. Corker's Daughter Carjacked in DC

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The 22-year-old daughter of U.S Sen. Bob Corker was carjacked as she was driving in Washington D.C., but she was not seriously injured and police have taken two suspects into custody.

Todd Womack, a spokesman for the Republican from Tennessee, said Julia Corker was driving last night to an apartment where she lives and stopped at an intersection. Womack said she rolled down her window when approached by someone and was dragged from the car and thrown to the ground.

Womack said the senator was at the scene within minutes. Sgt. Leroy Patterson, an officer with Seat Pleasant, Md., police department, said officers found the Chevy Tahoe and took two people into custody. Patterson would not release their names.