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Two men in Georgia have been arrested for allegedly abducting a man in a scheme to get money. 

Gabriel Lawrence and Terrence McPherson are both charged with kidnapping, possession of a firearm and forgery in a bank scheme last Wednesday, FOX 5 Atlanta reports.

The two men picked up the victim from the streets of Atlanta earlier in the day and offered to give him a couple of hundred bucks, Coweta County deputies said. The trio ended up in at a Wells Fargo Bank in Newnan after hours of driving around in a red Audi. The victim tried to get away several times, deputies said. 

The suspects allegedly asked the victim to go inside the bank to cash a fraudulent check of $1,467.00. Instead, the man gave the teller a note saying, "keep me safe." Someone working at the bank called 911. When deputies arrived minutes later, they surrounded the suspects' vehicle and arrested them. 

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Location of Georgia bank scheme attempt

Bank in Georgia where two men asked another man to cash a fraudulent check.  (FOX 5 Atlanta)

Deputies say they found a stolen handgun from Atlanta under the passenger seat of the suspects' vehicle. 

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Suspects Gabriel Lawrence and Terrence McPherson

Two men were charged with kidnapping, possession of a firearm and forgery in a bank scheme after their victim passed a bank teller a note asking for help. (Coweta County Sheriff's Department )

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Both men are reportedly being held in the Coweta County jail without bond.