"Sol Prendido" for Borderland Beat
According to prosecutors, the kidnappers threatened to cut off the teen's body parts if his mother did not pay the $500,000 ransom.
Victim rescued here: Motel 6
1007 E Main St
Santa Maria, CA 93454
United States
Sunday, September 24, 2023
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Cartels kidnapping in us soil oh man
ReplyDeleteIt’s not the cartel it according to Santa Maria Times the kid got into a car accident with the 3 men and they grabbed him shoved him into there car and took off they then brought him to Santa Maria and were caught there I moved out of Santa Maria last year and it’s gotten crazier ever since
DeleteSo your from Santa Maria. It now belongs to cartel de noreste the real Zeats
DeleteSanta Maria doesn’t belong to anyone other then corrupt mayors no cartel controls any parts of the united state’s
DeleteThe initial kidnapping occurred in the inland empire, 5 hours south of Santa Maria. Being that they ended up in a hotel in Santa Maria im assuming they just drove as far away as possible from the crime scene. Supposedly the kidnappers purposely crashed into the victim as a ploy to get the 17 year old out of his vehicle. We still don't know if this was cartel/ drug related, but according to the news, something went down in New York between the victims father and the kidnappers for them to take these actions. We don't know if this was a random act, or if these guys are career criminals who commit these kidnappings for randsom back in home.
DeleteZetas are les then shit don't control shit in mex much less u.s
DeleteSoo cdn don’t control Nuevo Laredo for 10+years now ?
DeleteBeen happening for decades.
DeleteI never thought Ina thousand years I would see my hometown ( Santa Maria ) on BB
ReplyDeleteApparently the dad stole something out of Yonkers, New York.
Deletehttps://www.europapress.es/internacional/noticia-equipo-tactico-fbi-rescata-joven-17-anos-secuestrado-motel-california-20230924024945.html
Well good for him !
DeleteSol according to the news YouTube channel “Santa Maria times “ they said he caused an accident and that’s when they took him but now that your saying this makes more Sense they probably didn’t wanna mention the NY robbery so that they don’t “scare” the people and make them think a cartel is openly operating in the city
DeleteIt was not because of a traffic accident. Go back and read the articles.
DeleteIf the dad stole something, they why did they not cut up the kid?
Delete500,000 ransom, then they lowered to 100,000.
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DeleteBut last week you said you live near ALMOs palace.
AMLO's got a palace in Santa Maria?
DeleteLotsa Hollywood flicks filmed there over the years..
The inspiration for the fictional Zorro of movie game, Joaquin Murrieta, a real-life bandit, laid up in the dusty hills above Santa Maria planning out his dastardly deeds..
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10:36 you must have me confused with some one else
DeleteLot of paisas working the strawberry fields in this town. I don't think cartels are deep there.
ReplyDeleteExactly MS 13 was big in Santa Maria back when in 2015 they were responsible for 16 murders in a city of 100k and operation matador took down about 20 of them there are NO cartels in Santa Maria
DeleteSinaloa cartel has been in Santa Maria since the 90s.
DeleteUnlike mexico once the police are involved kidnappers never get their money in the US!!
ReplyDeleteFBI was involved.
Delete908 you speak from years of experience or just talkin outta your ass?
DeleteThey get their money most of the time in the US, kidnapping has been a growing business in the last 10 years.
Delete@141 you're talking firmly out your ass... first, there is absolutely no data or evidence to support that kidnapping is a growing business (in the US). It's not. Next, kidnapping data is notoriously difficult to come by because it's often not reported. I'll tell you this - kidnapping for ransom is infinitely easier to pull off in other countries like Mexico than in the US.
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DeleteThere's no data to support your rambling, in fact, you contradict yourself. You claim it goes unreported thereby admitting it happens.
The US is a major human trafficking hub with kidnapping being rampant but it goes reported as "human trafficking" to cover law enforcement's ass that it actually happens as much as it does. Well over a 1000 kids are kidnapped within the US every year, and that's only kids. I can tell by your writing you only read the Wikipedia article. You can chech the DOJ and FBI for further information. It must be nice to live in your pink bubble of "reality".
03:41 Hillary Clinton is the Madam Dungeon Master in the Pizza store child underground tunnel trafficking hub.
Delete@341 you don’t know what you’re talking about starting with the fact that human trafficking is NOT “kidnapping for ransom.” They are completely two different crimes and kidnapping for ransom is NOT common in the US - underreported or not.
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DeleteSometimes it is kidnapping for ransom but it is classified as "human trafficking" incorrectly in order to diminish the fact that it actually happens.
@1155 I work in the field 馃う馃徎♂️ NO, it is not.
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DeleteYou are not well informed. These types of kidnappings for ransom originate in Mexico and end up in the USA. Once migrants cross the border some are held for ransom and if no money is paid they're put to work as sex workers (the females). It's literally a kidnapping for ransom but since it originated in a foreign country, as migrants crossing the border, it's classified as "human trafficking".
Literally happened to me 5 days ago. I was called from a random # & it was a lady crying saying she was my mom(sounded like her) & she said she was Ina car accident & there was a lot of blood & I was really worried so then she passed me to another guy supposedly he was a cop & he told me to calm down & then told me that they had my mom kidnapped & wanted to meet at a location & if I clicked the phone they were gonna chop a finger off. I instantly clicked then called my mom luckily she answered cus I was omw to the location. It’s shady af what these bums are doing nowadays & it pissed me off so much I called again but the line was then disconnected
ReplyDeletepura panocha aguada aqui no espantan
ReplyDelete@1:20. Brother. I’m glad your mom is ok. And it’s sucks that you had to deal with that. I hope that NEVER happens to you again.
ReplyDeleteRubio NYC
The people in the house that provided the video may want to consider moving out now.
ReplyDeleteNo one is the result of a kidnapping later to demand $500k if not aware who kidnapped. Dripping to $100k soon after only points to incompetence and inexperience.
ReplyDeleteSolid info… Spain news site detailing kidnapping by Mexican kidnappers in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteMaybe not true? Following had me question accuracy:
The ransom was eventually reduced to $93,000 (about 500,000 euros) after the victim&#x<>;s mother said she did not have $<>,<>.
Euros ain't worth what they used to be..
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@908. A kidnapper could receive their money as part of a plan to track them. LE will track the money via plant in a case or other means. Just because they receive the money doesn't necessarily mean they're going to keep it.
ReplyDeleteThere is zero Mexican cartels in New York , trust me I should know.
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