Two Men Posing as Police Abduct Man in Tehran | Hostage Miraculously Rescued

Deputy head of Tehran Police's Criminal Investigations Department announced that two men posing as police officers abducted an elderly man.

The Deputy Director of Crime Prevention of Tehran Intelligence Police announced the kidnapping of two people in the guise of an officer and the kidnapping of an elderly man.

According to Ambassador Arjan, yesterday a young girl was present at the Tehran Intelligence Police and filed a complaint against two officers accused of kidnapping and stealing her father's money and injuring him. She said: "On Thursday, my elderly father went out of our house in one of the southern neighborhoods of Tehran to buy bread, but he did not return."

He continued: After inquiring with the residents, we found out that a passenger car blocked his way. 2 of those pedestrians were armed, and after attacking my father, they threw him into the car and ran away.

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The searches continued until a few hours later, the plaintiff went to the police station again and announced that someone called them and announced that their father had found Rabihosh around the southern terminal of Tehran and had taken him to the hospital. After a few days, the elderly man regained consciousness in the hospital.

Explaining the story, this man said: I had 87 million tomans in my bank card and I wanted to transfer it to our landlord's account at night. I went to the bakery to buy bread when a car stopped in front of me. 2 men got off it. One was wireless and the other was a Colt weapon in his hand.

He added: They threatened and said that in the local investigation, it was reported to us that you and your family are involved in buying and selling drugs. Whatever I told them, you are wrong. They did not pay attention and kidnapped me. They beat me severely and took my bank card and password. They beat me so hard that I fainted. When I woke up, I realized that I had been in a coma for several days.

The fake officers had deposited the balance of the account into the account of some addicted men and then withdrawn it.

Col. Morteza Nisari, Deputy Director of Criminal Crimes of the Tehran Intelligence Police, confirmed this news and said: "Investigations are ongoing to arrest the fugitive accused and unravel their other crimes."