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Funny that when it's a famous person the local authorities do their work well, Mexican Olympiakos striker alan Pulido had been kidnapped this past Sunday which outraged everyone around all of Mexico. In the city of Reynosa after a party on Saturday night, Alan Pulido was kidnapped while he was driving on the way to his house alongside his girlfriend. The woman wasn't even hurt but Pulido was taken, the reports started coming in from everywhere.
The Tamaulipas Coordination Group got allied with the Federal Police and the Federal Government looking for Pulido across the whole state of Tamaulipas. Even helicopters were in the air looking for him, but last Sunday there was no luck at all. Reportedly, Pulido had some time as the criminals got distracted and he had some time to call to an emergency number. That's how he got rescued, reportedly one of the perpetrators was wounded with a bullet and the other one escaped.
The Tamaulipas Coordination Group - who organized the rescue - released a statement: "A joint operation of federal and state forces shortly before midnight on Sunday May 29 managed to rescue professional footballer Alan Pulido safe and sound. He was deprived of his freedom on Saturday night May 28 in the capital city. Pulido is presently under a medical evaluation and more complete information will be given later. Governor Egidio Torre Cantu, who was attentive to this event, visited the player to make sure he was OK and congratulated federal and state forces for the successful operation."
Photo credit: Olympiacos
