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Posted on: December 18th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Top Stories ] [ Texas ]
Tags: border, crime, police
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“Uriel Eli” Del Alba was rescued by police, but not before his kidnappers faded into the morning fog with a $150,000 ransom.
Seven gunmen abducted Del Alba from his ranch north of town in November, making the 57-year-old businessman one of the latest victims of a relentless crime wave plaguing the South Texas border.”
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