Showing posts with label abducted. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 9, 2012

Deputies: Boy, 11, nearly abducted at Montgomery Co. bus stop

  Pooja LodhiaCONROE, TX (KTRK) -- Montgomery County investigators are turning to the public as they look into a claim of an attempted abduction. A Conroe ISD student says he was waiting at a bus stop when two men tried to take him.

The alleged encounter happened Monday morning along County West Drive in the Grangerland area.

Investigators already have combed through the area, trying to find out who would try to kidnap 11-year-old Ricardo Meza.

"Two guys pulled up whenever I was alone," Ricardo told us.

Ricardo was waiting at his bus stop on Monday morning when he says a gray Toyota hopped a curb and came right at him.

"They pulled up and told me to get into the car and I said no, and whenever I went to run, my backpack swung forward and the passenger punched me in the back," he said.

Ricardo says he first tried to run home.

"They said that they know where I lived," he said.

So Ricardo ran two miles away, to the Subway restaurant where his mother, Wanda Meza, works.

"He was crying hysterically and I was calming him down," she said.

Montgomery County deputies haven't been able to find or even identify any suspects.

Now this mother is asking for your help finding those responsible.

"You expect them to be safe, going to walk to the school bus or doing anything," she said. "This could be any one of our children, you know, not just mine."

Ricardo was not injured during the incident, but he is still shaken up from it.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked contact the Montgomery Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Office at 936-760-5876.

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Friday, June 1, 2012

Amber Alert canceled for abducted 1-year-old Alvin boy

See it on TV? Check here.  ALVIN, TX (KTRK) -- The 14-month-old boy who was the subject of an Amber Alert was found safe Tuesday night. Police say the toddler was taken earlier in the day from his home in Alvin.

Alvin police say Manuel Recendez was kidnapped at about 5:20pm. They say his mother had him in a stroller as they were out for a walk near West Phillips and Second Street, which is not far from their home.

Investigators say that's where at least three men and two women jumped out of a car nearby, grabbing Manuel from the stroller. They apparently didn't show any weapons, but police say they sped off with the child before the mother could do anything about it.

Alvin police negotiated the child's release.

"The identity of one of the suspects was known by the family," said Detective Bobby Taylor with the Alvin Police Department. "Detectives were able to get on the phone with him and I think through a third party, made arrangements for the child to be dropped off at the hospital and be examined."

Police are not yet saying why the child might have been kidnapped or if the abductors made any demands. At this point, they have four women who they consider "detained for questioning." They tell us no arrests have yet been made.

They are looking at the possibility that three people, possibly more, could have been involved in this kidnapping. What relationship, if any, there is between kidnappers and the victim or his family right now is not known.

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