Ecatepec Police and Navy Rescue Abducted Six-Year-Old Boy

A six-year-old boy has been safely returned to his family after being abducted from a park in Ecatepec, Mexico. The swift rescue operation involved the Municipal Police and the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar).

The incident occurred when the child was with his grandfather in a park in the San Agustín neighborhood. According to the grandfather's account, the suspect approached and took the child without the adult noticing. Following the report, authorities immediately implemented a search protocol, utilizing surveillance cameras from C4 and C5, along with community assistance.

The search efforts led to the location of the suspect, identified as Brayan “N”, 21, also known as “Dragoberto,” with the child in the El Chamizal area. The child was rescued unharmed. Brayan “N”, who reportedly works as a car washer in the area, was arrested and presented to the Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Domestic and Sexual Violence on charges of illegal deprivation of liberty.

The reunited child, named Daniel, received psychological support and accompaniment from the Victim Care Unit for the necessary legal proceedings. The rapid response and coordination between different police and naval units were crucial in ensuring the child's safe return.