The Police reported that they found traces of Jefferson Murillo and Blyderson Arboleda, the two officials of the Registry and the Sena who were kidnapped on January 6, on the Quibdó-Istmina road.
The director of the Dijín, General José Luis Ramírez, said that they are close to rescuing them safe and sound.
The photograph of some footprints, taken by the men Copes and Jungla of the Police, would be the first trace in the hands of the authorities that would give indications that they are close to Jefferson Murillo and Blyderson Arboleda, registrar and engineer of the Sena.
The uniformed officers released a video in the search area where you can see a cambuche where, according to human sources, the officials would have slept for one night, but when the public force arrived they had already moved them.
“Some footprints have been found that would belong to the kidnapped people, we have been able to show some traces that have allowed us to move and safely get closer to the place where they are being held captive,” said Brigadier General José Luis Ramírez, director of the Dijín.
“To carry out helicopter operations in some more specific areas, create a fence around the places where, according to the work with the community, with the information we have received, it appears that the kidnappers would be moving with Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Blyderson. “, indicated General Ramírez.
“That he be released immediately, that his physical integrity be respected, that his life be respected,” requested Jhon Arley Murillo, Jefferson’s brother. He assured that his brother has health conditions that could put his life at risk. “Mainly respiratory difficulties, he has other types of conditions that require him to have permanent medical check-ups that are suspended and interrupted to the extent that he cannot count on medical care,” he said.
He also asked to clarify who is behind this kidnapping.
“Freedom now, we are waiting for you in our homes. in our homes. We are invoking respect for life, for human rights,” said Aisen Arboleda, Blyderson’s sister.
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