On the night of this Thursday, March 16, the attempted kidnapping of a 2-year-old baby was recorded in Mosquera, cundinamarca. The young mother recounted the moments of panic that she experienced when around 7:30 pm a woman and a man were walking through the park and approached her to steal her son. The subject took the child out of the car and she says that she drew strength from where she did not have it to take away the child, who clung to his neck and managed to capture the attention of a neighbor, who at shouting managed to scare them away.
The young mother immediately went to the police but was told that they might not receive the complaint because no one had been captured and the child had not been stolen.
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This is how they tried to steal a 2-year-old baby in Mosquera
Luisa* (who for fear prefers to change her name) experienced moments of panic when she went out with her baby in the car and a couple tried to steal it from her.
“I was on the sides of the Clover Park around 7:30 and 8:00 pm and first a small, thin woman with red hair approached me, then the man appeared, who was dark, solid, with a tattooed neck, he was Colombian because I heard his voice. During the struggle, he told me to give him the child and the woman was the one who was watching,” Luisa commented.
The subject took the baby out of the car and Laura threw herself with all her might to take it away, the baby clung tightly to her neck and screamed. “It was horrible, I really I don’t know where I got the strength to hold on to the baby, who started screaming: ‘no, mom no‘ and kicked. He has a lot of strength in his body and since he had his arms around my neck, he didn’t let go, but he screamed.
Luisa says that:from the scare he pooped and chichi, he no longer wears a diaper and always notify I say it was scary why we got here and he wouldn’t stop hugging me.”
In addition, she said that her son was saved from being kidnapped because a man who was passing by realized that something had happened “and He started yelling that he was going to call the police, then they got scared and ran away. All I did was start walking fast to get home.”
However, he decided to go to the National Police, but the response was unexpected. “when we went to the police, they told us that what they might do was send someone to monitor the area and give a spoken portrait of the people because we don’t have names to file a complaint as such,” he said.
