Michigan Teen Girl Abducted From School Bus Stop at Gunpoint, on Video

A Michigan teenager was abducted from her bus stop at gunpoint this week … and the scary incident was caught on camera.

You can see the horrifying situation unfold in the clip — a gray SUV pulls up to the curb in a residential neighborhood in the Detroit metro area. A male steps out and urgently walks over to the bus stop, where he then points a gun at the victim — a 16-year-old girl — and forces her into his vehicle before driving off.

The kidnapping went down Monday just before 7 AM, according to police.

TMZ also obtained the gut-wrenching 911 audio — listen above — the victim’s schoolmate describes the shocking situation and reveals the man was wearing a mask. The caller, a minor, becomes emotional at one point and says she was scared … but is able to cough up a description of the victim and the suspect.

Luckily, there’s a happy ending … cops were able to track the abducted girl to a Sunoco gas station about 30 minutes after the kidnapping occurred and arrest the creeper, identified as 48-year-old Donald Fields … who has a criminal past. The girl was rescued at the scene.

Fields was arraigned in court Thursday morning and charged by the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office with 2 counts of criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, 1 count of kidnapping, 1 count of possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, 1 count of felonious assault, and 5 counts of felony firearm.

The details of the sexual conduct and assault charges have not been shared. Fields was also charged as a third-time habitual offender. Police say he did not know the victim, and it appeared he picked her at random.