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Rescued Kidnapping Victim in Colcapirhua

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A special police group managed to rescue alive a 58-year-old man who was kidnapped this morning in the municipality of Colcapirhua, in Cochabamba, to demand a ransom of $150,000 in exchange for his release, according to the complaint filed by the relatives. The alleged victim of kidnapping was found in a house under construction in the municipality of Vila Vila. Meanwhile, his truck was abandoned in Capinota.
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Two men suspected of allegedly participating in a kidnapping were captured by the Anti-kidnapping Command of the National Civil Police (PNC) during a raid carried out in Castillo Lara colony, zone 7 capital. The detainees were identified as Brayan, 21 years old, and Edin, 37, who are required by a court for the crime [...]

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A special police group managed to rescue alive a 58-year-old man who was kidnapped this morning in the municipality of Colcapirhua, in Cochabamba, to demand a ransom of $150,000 in exchange for his release, according to the complaint filed by the relatives. The alleged victim of kidnapping was found in a house under construction in the municipality of Vila Vila. Meanwhile, his truck was abandoned in Capinota.

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The 58-year-old victim appears in surveillance camera footage when two people approach her and take her in a vehicle. Alleged kidnappers reportedly contacted their relatives to demand $150,000 for her release.

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They captured in zone 7 two suspects involved in a kidnapping case, for whose victim they demanded Q50,000.

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Prensa Libre broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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