A woman who was kidnapped Saturday morning, in Ughelli, Delta State, has regained her freedom.
The woman identified as Mrs. Akpezi Okpidi was rescued at about 6:50 pm at an undisclosed riverine area, near the Burutu council area of the state.
A family source disclosed that security operatives tracked two of the suspects to Bayelsa state, where they were arrested.
The duo is said to have died from gunshot wounds.
A third suspect is reportedly on the run. He was said to have escaped with the victim but may have abandoned her when he noticed that the Police were on him.
It was gathered that the GLK Benz used for the operation was stolen by the suspects, and has also been recovered.
The family source told newsmen that no ransom was paid to effect her release.
Remember that at about 8 am, Mrs. Okipidi was abducted from her Honda vehicle and whisked away to an undisclosed location, while on the way to her shop.
The Delta State Police Command was yet to confirm the development as of the time of filing this report.
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