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The authors were arrested after a chase by car as they drove to the place agreed to "redeem" the withheld for 15,000 euros
The victim had multiple wounds in captivity.
National Police agents have been released in 48 hours at a Moroccan who had been kidnapped by his countrymen.
He was abducted from his home in Algezares (Murcia) by two men who knocked on his door armed with handguns.
The authors were arrested two days later after a chase vehicle on their way to the place agreed to "redeem" the withheld for 15,000 euros.
The victim had multiple wounds all over his body when he was rescued.
The investigation began last Friday when relatives of the victim reported the incident to the police.
A brother of kidnapped informed the agents when they were at home, two armed with pistols knocked on the door shouting "we will kill you."
Faced with this threat, the person who eventually tried to flee was kidnapped by a back door without success.
After a chilling shot into the air, overtook him and forced him to board a vehicle by force.
A ransom of 15,000 euros
A few hours later, the hostage's family received a call from the kidnappers in which they asked a ransom of 15,000 euros.
Also allowed the victim to keep a brief telephone conversation in which they said was initially held in a cottage.
With the information available, the researchers established a police search device.
The first indications were that the chosen place to hide the hostage was in Almería.
This point was later confirmed by the authors of illegal detention in maintained telephone contact with relatives.
Finally, the agents learned that the hijackers intended to make the exchange of the victim for the money in the city of Murcia.
At that time established a large device that was attended by the Special Operations Group (GEO), traveled to Almeria.
The raptors were located on the highway linking the two cities, at the height of the town of Puerto Lumbreras.
To prevent his arrest with his vehicle rammed two police cars blocked their passage and took flight to the center of Murcia.
After a chase, were eventually arrested and secured the release of the kidnapped.
The victim had numerous injuries during his captivity.
In addition, four officers were injured in the police operation.
The investigation involved the Kidnapping and Extortion Group of the Provincial Brigade of the Judicial Police and Forensic Science agents, both assigned to the Police Headquarters of Murcia.
He has worked the Special Operations Group (GEO).
Source: Jefatura Superior de Policía de Murcia
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