Dallas child kidnapping suspect has detention hearing pushed back

The suspect federally charged in a Dallas teen kidnapping case had his detention hearing pushed back on Friday.63-year-old David Michael Klepak faces up to life in prison after being charged in federal court with kidnapping, drugging, and repeatedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.Accused kidnapper in courtDavid Michael Klepak, 63, appeared in court on Friday in Dallas.Klepak was charged with kidnapping a minor in a federal criminal complaint filed Aug. 27. He was arrested for the charge on August 28.No cameras were allowed in court, but FOX 4's Alex Boyer reports that Klepak seemed upbeat while talking to his attorney.Klepak's attorney asked for, and was granted, a continuance, pushing back Klepak's detention hearing.Dallas teen kidnappingAccording to the complaint, Klepak approached the teenager around July 30 while she was lost in her neighborhood and offered to drive her home. Instead of taking her home, Klepak brought the girl to his Dallas residence, where he held her capt