Vania Rojo Ferrufino released safely after Montero kidnapping

kidnapping ransom Montero criminal organization police operation

Vania Rojo Ferrufino, a veterinarian and businesswoman in Montero, has been released safely following her kidnapping on October 1. Government Minister Marco Antonio Oviedo confirmed that the release was achieved through police intelligence and operations rather than a ransom payment.

The kidnappers had reportedly demanded $500,000. Following the incident, police apprehended two individuals in Urubó. During their arrest, the suspects allegedly attempted to bribe officers with 100,000 bolivianos to secure their freedom. Authorities stated that the suspects are part of a criminal organization with ties to the Cochabamba Tropics.

Entities

Adrián Álvarez · Bolivian Police · Frutimar · Gabilán family · Marco Antonio Oviedo · Montero · Vania Rojo Ferrufino

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[○ 1 SOURCE] The kidnappers demanded 500,000 dollars for the release of the victim. noticiasvioleta.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Two members of a criminal organization were apprehended in connection with the kidnapping. noticiasvioleta.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] The victim is safe and has returned to her family. noticiasvioleta.com
[● 2 SOURCES] The apprehended individuals attempted to bribe police officers with 100,000 bolivianos. noticiasvioleta.com · lapatria.bo
[○ 1 SOURCE] Vania Rojo Ferrufino was released without a ransom payment. noticiasvioleta.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] The criminal organization involved has branches in the Cochabamba Tropics. noticiasvioleta.com