Olympiacos Piraeus

[Faliro]

He has been rescued from the kidnappers. Seems he was punched a few times. He probably resisted the kidnapping.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aT_i60nOXU

[Covenant]

Awesome that he is ok.

[Cloughie]

Latin America is crazy.

[Faliro]

Hopefully now he makes the sensible decision and relocates himself and family to Greece or somewhere else in Europe. He had a very nice holiday in Santorini a few days before he splashed all over Twitter - he and his girl probably thought they could continue where they left off in mexico.. late nights, no crime between venues.. etc.. harsh wake-up call.

[Covenant]

If I'm making money in Europe, the first thing is bring my family. Easy.

[Faliro]

I know right? Even a PAOK supporter said that the other day, what the hell is he still doing going to Mexico?

Big wake up call for him.

[Covenant]

Hulk for example, was making VERY GOOD money in Europe, but his mother (or sister I can't remember exactly) was kidnapped in very poor place in Brazil.

[Faliro]

Get this,

Seems Pulido shot one the kidnappers to escape!

The player apparently told police that he punched one of the gunmen who was guarding the room.

He then took his gun and shot him, before breaking a window and escaping the house he was being held in.

https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/kidnapped-olympiakos-striker-freed-himself-by-shooting-captor-with-his-own-gun/

[Covenant]

Get this,

Seems Pulido shot one the kidnappers to escape!

The player apparently told police that he punched one of the gunmen who was guarding the room.

He then took his gun and shot him, before breaking a window and escaping the house he was being held in.

https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/kidnapped-olympiakos-striker-freed-himself-by-shooting-captor-with-his-own-gun/

WHAT A KING!

[rolo de carne]

Get this,

Seems Pulido shot one the kidnappers to escape!

The player apparently told police that he punched one of the gunmen who was guarding the room.

He then took his gun and shot him, before breaking a window and escaping the house he was being held in.

https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/kidnapped-olympiakos-striker-freed-himself-by-shooting-captor-with-his-own-gun/

wait, you had a player kidnapped?

glad to hear he's okay 

[Faliro]

Get this,

Seems Pulido shot one the kidnappers to escape!

The player apparently told police that he punched one of the gunmen who was guarding the room.

He then took his gun and shot him, before breaking a window and escaping the house he was being held in.

https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/kidnapped-olympiakos-striker-freed-himself-by-shooting-captor-with-his-own-gun/

WHAT A KING!

if his statement is true..

[Cloughie]

Get this,

Seems Pulido shot one the kidnappers to escape!

The player apparently told police that he punched one of the gunmen who was guarding the room.

He then took his gun and shot him, before breaking a window and escaping the house he was being held in.

https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/kidnapped-olympiakos-striker-freed-himself-by-shooting-captor-with-his-own-gun/

You can take Pulido out of Latin America but cannot take Latin America out of Pulido.

[Faliro]

The house Pulido was held hostage.

The man Pulido fought with and shot:




It describes how Pulido found himself alone with one of his three kidnappers and wrested a .50 calibre weapon away from him. Pulido also ctook his mobile phone and called the police. Pulido originally asked the operator to trace the call and can be heard beating his captor, demanding that he say the street name correctly.

Pulido was unable to leave the safe house as the doors were locked, though he stuck his head out the window and described a nearby antenna, that he was in a two-storey home and that there were two cars parked outside.


Mexican footballer Alan Pulido's kidnapping sets off massive manhunt
Read more
In one of the calls, Pulido said police were outside the safe house and wanted the officers informed someone inside was contacting emergency officials. The operator asked him to fire the pistol so the authorities knew they were in the correct spot, but Pulido said the weapon was not loaded.

Police officers started firing at one point, prompting Pulido to offer a description of his attire – shorts and a multi-coloured singlet – so he wouldn't be confused with his captor.

Press photos showed Pulido, 25, with a bandaged right hand from breaking a window.

[avc10]

The house Pulido was held hostage.

The man Pulido fought with and shot:




It describes how Pulido found himself alone with one of his three kidnappers and wrested a .50 calibre weapon away from him. Pulido also ctook his mobile phone and called the police. Pulido originally asked the operator to trace the call and can be heard beating his captor, demanding that he say the street name correctly.

Pulido was unable to leave the safe house as the doors were locked, though he stuck his head out the window and described a nearby antenna, that he was in a two-storey home and that there were two cars parked outside.


Mexican footballer Alan Pulido's kidnapping sets off massive manhunt
Read more
In one of the calls, Pulido said police were outside the safe house and wanted the officers informed someone inside was contacting emergency officials. The operator asked him to fire the pistol so the authorities knew they were in the correct spot, but Pulido said the weapon was not loaded.

Police officers started firing at one point, prompting Pulido to offer a description of his attire – shorts and a multi-coloured singlet – so he wouldn't be confused with his captor.

Press photos showed Pulido, 25, with a bandaged right hand from breaking a window.

On reddit a lot of Mexicans were saying that the kidnap was staged. Anonymous are also saying it was all staged (by politicians).

http://www.gazzetta.gr/football/article/929675/anonymous-o-poylido-den-apihthi-vids

[Faliro]

Could very well be. The only thing that makes me suspicious that this is not a hoax is that the people who said it was are Anonymous - a far left organisation. In Latin America the far left groups have deep roots with organised crime. From the article I posted:

The kidnapping of an international footballer attracted worldwide attention and again cast attention on insecurity in Mexico, and especially Tamaulipas, which has been consumed by organized crime over the past six years, as warring drug cartels dispute a territory coveted for the carrying of contraband to the US.

Tamaulipas leads the country in kidnapping, according to federal government statistics. The online news organization Animal Político reported that the incidence of abduction in the city has increased 360% between 2010 and 2015.

"The little news [on security] that comes out of Victoria and other crime-ridden cities in Tamaulipas is very watered down, since criminal groups have muzzled the press," said Jorge Kawas, a security analyst based in Monterrey.

Kawas said official statistics were low, as most kidnappings remained unreported and families expressed fears that police are sometimes complicit. An annual victimization survey from the Mexican statistics survey Inegi estimated the number of kidnappings nationwide in 2014 at between 83,000 and 116,000.