A group of armed men abducted, last night, in the city of Beira, Sofala province, a former officer of the Police of the Republic of Mozambique (PRM), who goes by the name of Alexandre Nguiliche.The kidnappers, who identified themselves as PRM agents, according to Laura Fernando, the victim’s wife, arrived at the residence at around 9 pm. “First, they slammed the door saying they wanted help to rescue a person who I was allegedly being assaulted by malefactors in a grazing house near our house. My husband refused to help. They then identified themselves as police officers and asked my husband to leave, but even so, he refused,” said the victim’s wife. The woman explained that the kidnappers “separated, three of them placed themselves in an equal number of windows and another two by three, using stones, began to break down our only door. . All wielded pis foolish and screamed demanding my husband’s departure. He started to get dressed and, when he finished, part of the door had already given way and one of them put his hand pointing a pistol”. Laura Fernando added that her husband will have left, “having first asked me to go to our children’s room. . When I left and turned on the lamp, they were dragging him and they put him by force in a vehicle”, since then, he hasn’t heard of her husband’s whereabouts. “The phone, even if it’s calling, no one answers,” she said, crying. The news team also called Alexandre Nguiliche and the result was the same.The contact called, but he did not answer.The neighbors said they heard the noise of the door being forced open and thought it was a fight between the couple, so don’t be approached to find out what was happening. The victim is a former PRM agent who was stationed in Muanza district, in Sofala, having been removed from the corporation at the end of last year, due to alleged misconduct and was even detained for three months.The Police of the Republic of Mozambique guaranteed that it will give its opinion on this case in due course.Source:O País
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