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Police arrest two suspected kidnappers in Calabar
By AKANNI HAMDALAT OPEYEMI
The Cross River State Police Command, at the weekend, smashed a kidnap syndicate that specializes in kidnapping high profile civil servants and other businessmen in the state.
Members of the group were trailed after they had kidnapped a civil servant, who works at the state Accountant General’s office, at her Ikot Ansa residence, behind Mukasam Hotel.
Police source narrated that the kidnappers broke into the woman’s apartment through the ceiling, abducted her to an unknown location, where she was kept for three days before she was released after a ransom was paid to the group by the victim’s family.
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The source was said to have narrated: “When the kidnappers came for her, there was no other way they could gain entrance into her house because of security. So, they used the ceiling and took her last Friday. But she was released three days later after an undisclosed amount was paid.”
The Police Public Relations Officer, Irene Ugbo, was gathered to have confirmed the arrest, admitting that they have two people in custody who have confessed to kidnapping a woman at Ikot Ansa. She said: “It is true that we have two people who were arrested by Operation Skolombo for kidnapping and handed over us. Investigation is ongoing because we know there is more to this particular group and we shall leave no stone unturned.”
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