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India-Pakistan
Kidnapped student recovered from Moro; six held
2014-07-12
[DAWN] KARACHI: A teenage boy who had been kidnapped for ransom on June 4 was recovered from Moro on Friday after a shootout that led to the arrest of six suspected kidnappers, officials said.

A joint team of the Anti-Violent Crime Cell and the Citizens-Police Liaison Committee carried out the raid in Moro, said CPLC chief Ahmed Chinoy.

He said that Shahbaz Nadeem, 17, a student of a local college, was kidnapped near Safora Chowrangi on June 4 by three gunnies in a Toyota Corolla car. They demanded a ransom of Rs4 million for his safe release.

The victim's family approached the law-enforcers and the CPLC. Meanwhile,
...back at the Esquimeau village Jack was learning how to rub noses with Nootka's wife......
the kidnappers, after negotiations, agreed to take Rs1m as ransom and they asked the victim's father to reach Moro to pay the ransom.

A police team from Bloody Karachi
...formerly the capital of Pakistain, now merely its most important port and financial center. It is among the largest cities in the world, with a population of 18 million, most of whom hate each other and many of whom are armed and dangerous...
also reached Moro and the law-enforcers along with the local police took positions near the place where the ransom was to be paid to the kidnappers. When the ransom was paid, the police intercepted the kidnappers and an encounter ensued. Six suspects were tossed in the calaboose
Maw! They're comin' to get me, Maw!
and four of them were maimed and shifted to a local hospital for treatment.

The CPLC chief said that two unhurt suspects led the police to a place in a nearby village where they had kept teenager Shahbaz with a family. He said that this was a fifth kidnapping case resolved in this week and the victims were recovered without payment of any ransom.

Mr Chinoy said total 22 people had been kidnapped in Karachi and 12 of them were recovered without paying any ransom.
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