Behind the kidnapping of four Americans in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, the state attorney’s office reported that they a clinic and an ambulance used to care for the victims while they were deprived of their liberty.
The Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office revealed that investigative police officers and personnel from the National Anti-Kidnapping Commission (Conase), as well as from the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), located and secured a ambulance and clinic in the city of Matamoros due to its relationship with the events.
This by following up on the investigative actions of the events of March 3, where a Mexican woman and four US citizens died. They were deprived of their liberty, two of whom died.
In said investigations it was found that the clinic was used to provide medical care first aid to US citizens. For this purpose, they were taken aboard the ambulance, which was secured as evidence and to continue the investigations.
Agents from the Investigative Police and Conase have carried out various activities at various points in Matamoros and carried out image analysis to search for the probable perpetrators.
In this way, the ambulance was located, which, according to the testimony of the victims, was used to take them to the clinic. There are no detainees.
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