Mexico kidnapping

Web Four US. Authorities believe drug cartels are choosing express kidnappings as a way to get high volume.

With The Recent Kidnapping Of 4 U S Citizens Is It Safe To Travel To Mexico

Web 9 hours agoTwo of the four Americans kidnapped in Mexico have been found dead while the other two were rescued alive officials announced Tuesday.

. Web 9 hours agoCIUDAD VICTORIA Mexico AP Two Americans whose abduction in Mexico was captured in a video that showed them caught in a cartel shootout have been found dead officials said Tuesday. Web The US. The survivors -- Eric James Williams and Latavia Tay McGee -- have returned to the US their families said.

Web In 2017 the FBI investigated 116 kidnappings in Mexico. On Friday December 16th. State Department has issued a travel advisory for American travelers heading to Mexico warning them of an increased risk of crime and kidnapping Fox News Media Fox Business.

Citizens were kidnapped in a brazen attack carried out by multiple gunmen in the northern Mexico border city of Matamoros on Friday March 3 the FBI said. Citizens 14 of these cases involved Legal Permanent Residents. Web Two of the four Americans who were shot at by gunmen and kidnapped shortly after crossing the border into northern Mexico for a medical procedure last week are dead and the two survivors are.

The federal agency is. Web Margarita María Ochoa 72 is the sole survivor of a kidnapping that began at 200 pm. Web 1 day agoIt is not believed the US citizens had entered Mexico for criminal purposes according to the source.

Kidnappings for ransom accounted for 81 of the investigations 10 cases had no ransom demands and 25 cases were virtual kidnappings. According to the US. Department of State 66 of these were US.

It ended on Sunday the 18th when police officers broke into the building at 113. The FBI San Antonio Division office confirmed the kidnapping Friday. Web 16 hours agoThe four Americans who authorities say were kidnapped in Mexico on Friday were a tight-knit group of friends traveling from South Carolina so one of them -- a mother of six -- could undergo a.

Web News reports indicate that the increase in kidnappings in Mexico since 2005 is largely fueled by the drug trade and a surge in the number of criminal gangs. This crime is also not exclusive to Mexico as the risk is widespread across Latin America.

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