Nigeria police rescue two Colombian women from trafficking hideout
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Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force INTERPOL bureau in Lagos rescued two Colombian women, Maria Camila Rodas Ortiz and Yuliet Fernanda Rios Mesa, on August 26 after actionable intelligence from INTERPOL's national bureau in Bogotá. The police said the women were allegedly lured to Nigeria through fraudulent arrangements, had their travel documents confiscated, and were held at a Lagos hideout where some suspected Chinese nationals fled before police arrival. The Colombian embassy in Accra is assisting with temporary accommodation and emergency travel documents while Nigerian authorities continue investigations and efforts to locate and arrest other syndicate members.
Two Colombian women were rescued in Lagos after INTERPOL intelligence.
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INTERPOL Bogotá alerted NCB-Lagos on August 26 about two Colombian nationals. Nigerian police tracked a Lagos hideout and rescued the women while suspects fled. Police will continue investigations and coordinate repatriation with the…
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