Ugandan police say arrests have been made over the kidnapping last week of an American tourist who has since been freed.
Kim Endicott of Costa Mesa and her driver, Jean-Paul Mirenge, after they were freed from kidnappers in Uganda.
Ugandan police say they have arrested some people over the kidnapping last week of an American tourist who has since been freed. Police did not specify how many people were arrested but said they were “actively investigating” the kidnapping, which took place on April 2 in a national park.Police said the hunt for the kidnappers, including “raids and extensive searches,” was taking place in southwestern Uganda.The kidnappers had demanded a $500,000 ransomUgandan officials say no ransom was paid, but a tourism operator said money was paid to secure Endicott’s release.A digest of essential news, insight and analysis from L.A.
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