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There should be a special detachment of anti-kidnapping.
Newstovote - In this country, every day there are five people who were abducted. State had to form a special detachment of the anti-kidnapping.
This country is Venezuela, which has the highest murder rate in the world, 55 of every 100,000 people. In Latin American countries are known violent, Venezuela dominate.
Venezuela's government eventually form a special detachment of the Anti-Kidnapping. News.com.au reported this week, the special detachment action was filmed by a TV station SBS with reporters, Kiki King.
King who was wearing a bullet proof vest and helmet directly witnessed Detachment frees hostages. A 27-year-old woman was freed after the Detachment trace cell phone offender and family urging criminals to confess.
Suspenseful scene occurs when Detachment team shootout with a criminal gang in an effort to restrain their leader, El Viejo, murderers and fugitives. El Viejo was killed. But unlucky, kidnap victims were executed.
SBS Director James Brabazon, said that the Detachment is the only hope in freeing abductees. Brabazon said participating in coverage, both journalists and concerned Detachment team could not save the victim.
"In one operation, we were fired upon with machine guns, bullets flying over our heads. Wherever possible we save the movie, but if you want to lift this story, then you must be in imminent danger," says Brabazon.
Brabazon explains, kidnapping began to bloom ten years ago, since when the Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to free thousands of prisoners as a form of criminal justice system reform of the famous controversial.
Additionally, kidnapping for ransom is also a lucrative business for criminals.
"The socialist government only gives little attention to the middle class, and the criminals think, they almost-invulnerable. More profitable than robbery, kidnappers can get rich quick. Greater the ransom was paid, the stronger gang criminals," says Brabazon.
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