“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat
The information indicates that three adults and five minors from La Noria and other families who left the place were released
Some of the civilians who were kidnapped on Friday morning in Culiacán have already been released.
According to information released this morning, a report was received to number 911 informing of the release of people in a store in the Infonavit Barrancos neighborhood, located on Benjamín Hill Boulevard.
Yesterday, the Secretary of Public Security confirmed the abduction of at least 25 people in different events in Culiacán.
Municipal Police and State Police agents who received the report went to the indicated location to confirm the information. At the site, they found three adults and five children who stated that they were from La Noria, where the first abduction occurred.
Likewise, it was said that other victims left the site by their own means.
Last night, the State Attorney General’s Office issued search files for the location of a woman and her three children, who were kidnapped during the day on Friday. However, it is not known if they have already been released.
It is unknown if more families were released in the area or even elsewhere, but it is estimated that there will be more reports of people released in the coming hours.
There is no information about people detained in connection with these events.