It's called false imprisonment.
ML/NJ
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In order to convict someone of felony false imprisonment, the prosecution must prove these elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
That the victim was detained, restrained, or confined
That this was done against the victim’s will and without his or her consent
That the offender used violence, menace, fraud, or deceit in order to restrain the victim
That the offender knew that he was detaining, restraining, or confining the victim