Kidnappings

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Before he took office in 2002, the country had endured over half the world's kidnappings and its highest murder rate.
Mykura said he did not think that making the film increased the risk of potential high-profile kidnappings.
Most of them were so-called "express kidnappings" , where the victim was released after less than a day once a ransom had been paid.
Though Santa Marta is no longer plagued by the kidnappings and killings that kept tourists away for decades, petty crime remains a problem.
That could lead to it becoming more involved in places such as Pakistan and Sudan, where its citizens have been caught up in kidnappings .
It may also be having a wider effect: January saw only a third as many kidnappings as December, according to MINUSTAH.
But last month it returned to its customary kidnappings and sabotage. Moreover, the violence has got nastier and more indiscriminate.
Colombia suffered a surge in kidnappings, peaking first in the early 1990s and then at a higher level at the end of the decade.
Marin is now accused of venturing into the drug business and other criminal activity, like conducting for-ransom kidnappings.
For a given rise in police numbers, kidnappings fell in line with the expansion of mobile coverage in each area.
Araki says he believes that more than 400 Japanese have been abducted, and that the kidnappings continue even today.
Kidnappings, murders, suicide bombings, and ongoing offensives pitting the US Army against insurgents were the norm.
Kabul has refused to free jailed Taliban militants, saying that would encourage more kidnappings.
Muggings, carjackings and kidnappings await, so you are advised not to stop the car for souvenirs.
Across the region, killings and kidnappings have become common.
It was a hole . . . A new type of crime flourished: kidnappings.
"When you hear about kidnappings, you think: 'Why did I ever come back? '"
更新时间：2025-05-02 03:25

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