Caribbean National Weekly

Investigations continue in Trinidad following release of kidnapped Jamaican businessman

By Andrew Karim··1 min read
Investigations continue in Trinidad following release of kidnapped Jamaican businessman

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC  – The police in Trinidad are continuing investigations following the release of a Jamaican businessman who was kidnapped there in April.

The police report that the relatives of Yohan Chin paid an undisclosed sum of money to his kidnappers who released him earlier this week.

His release came one month after the relatives placed an advertisement, via a local security-based firm, in which they were “reaching out to his abductors to please call them to complete the negotiations for his safe release.”

Chin who was staying at an “undisclosed location” contacted his relatives, shortly after his release.

The police, who have been tight-lipped about the case, say that  doctors have given Chin a clean bill of health.

They also said arrests are pending.

It’s reported that on April 14, gunmen dressed in police clothing kidnapped Chin and two days later, one of his business partners reported the incident to the police.

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