Guatemalans riot after child abductions

Guatemalans riot after child abductions

Staff and agencies
02 July, 2007


28 minutes ago

GUATEMALA CITY - About 1,500 residents of a remote Guatemalan village rioted on Monday over the purported kidnappings of two children, burning down a police station and holding their mayor and another man hostage.

Overwhelmed police fled, and the mob torched the station and the house of a woman who allegedly tried to buy the children, Calju said.

The children, ages 6 and 7, were abducted on Thursday in Cunen, police said. Both were recovered unharmed within two days.

On June 16, a mob killed a woman whom it accused of trafficking abducted children.



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