GPS Thwarts Kidnapping of Lebanese Man in Bekaa
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Four gunmen kidnapped a Lebanese man in the eastern Bekaa Valley but the operation was thwarted after the car rental company stopped the vehicle's engine through the GPS tracker, the state-run National News Agency reported on Wednesday.
NNA said the masked men were riding a black BMW when they stopped Qassem Mohammed Mahdi on the road of New Riyaq and forced him out of his rented Range Rover at gunpoint.
Two of the assailants placed Mahdi in their BMW while the two others took his Range Rover and sped away, said NNA.
But eyewitnesses contacted security forces and his family informed the car rental company, which stopped the Ranger Rover's engine via GPS.
The kidnappers were then forced to set Mahdi free and leave his car near the town of Nabi Sheet, NNA added.
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D.A.
26 August 2015, 14:28
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you mean your tkafiri friends trying to fund their peaceful protests in syria
27 August 2015, 02:47
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Takf iri, Takf iro, Takf irna, Tak tiko, what The Hell is going on Mo wati n head ? Equally disturbing, HizEbola to all othher types all rejected and look for controlling others utilizing mistakenly the God's religion that they have nothing to do with it no matter what.
27 August 2015, 09:02
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is that all you have to say mowaten? You call this debate? You call this argument?
26 August 2015, 11:48
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why the kidnappers were forced to set Mahdi free since he was in their car and not the car he rented? This article does not make any sense
