Orange Walk Father and Son Kidnapped in Chetumal

We start tonight’s newscast with a chilling report: a father and son from Corozal have been kidnapped. The details are still sketchy, but what we do know is that the incident occurred across the northern border in Chetumal, Quintana Roo. This area is popular with Belizeans, especially on weekends, for shopping, medical treatment, and entertainment. The two men are Louisville resident, forty-eight-year-old Luis Camara and his nineteen-year-old son, Johan. Mexican authorities are urgently seeking the public’s help to locate them and have circulated bulletins with their images, hoping someone has seen them or knows their whereabouts. Johan is described as having a dark complexion, short wavy black hair, and black eyes. He stands five feet five inches tall and weighs a little over two hundred and fifty pounds. He was last seen wearing a short-sleeved black shirt and black denim pants. Luis was wearing a short-sleeved light blue shirt, light blue jeans, and brown boots. Reports indicate that the two men were taken by a group of heavily armed men when Luis tried to defend Johan, who was under attack. The father and son were traveling in a vehicle when another vehicle suddenly pulled up in front of them, opened fire, and then attempted to take Johan away by force. Mexican police have provided a contact number for anyone with information on their whereabouts: (nine eight three) eight three five zero zero five zero ext. one one three two. News Five has tried to reach the family and Belize’s Ambassador to Mexico, Oscar Arnold, for comment, but has not yet succeeded.