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They played hostess to their hostage,f police said.

Four people in Texas allegedly committed possibly one of the strangest crimes, holding a man at gunpoint Sunday — then offering him a grilled cheese, according to police.

Jeremy Radford, 33, Thomasine Radford, 24, Jamison Nejezchleb, 26, and William Swan, 31, were arrested on charges of aggravated kidnapping.

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William Swan, left, and Thomasine Radford, right, were among the suspects who allegedly held a man at gunpoint on Sunday before offering him a grilled cheese, according to police.

William Swan, left, and Thomasine Radford, right, were among the suspects who allegedly held a man at gunpoint on Sunday before offering him a grilled cheese, according to police. (Aransas Pass Police Department)

The victim and three of the suspects worked together, the Aransas Pass Police Department said in a news release. While holding the man at gunpoint, the suspects allegedly searched through his phone while "demanding answers to a work-related issue."

Jeremy Radford, left, and Jamison Nejezchleb, right, were also among the suspects. Investigators said the situation stemmed from a "work-related issue."

Jeremy Radford, left, and Jamison Nejezchleb, right, were also among the suspects. Investigators said the situation stemmed from a "work-related issue." (Aransas Pass Police Department)

The hostage incident "stemmed over alleged comments made by the victim about one of the coworkers," investigators said.

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When the victim was released, he was reportedly offered "a grilled cheese sandwich for his troubles."

No description of the sandwich was given.