Italy Mayor’s Son Freed Shortly After Abduction
From Reuters
NAPLES, Italy —
The 12-year-old son of a Naples politician was freed Saturday, less than 10 hours after being bundled into a car by two hooded men, police said.
Michele Di Falco, whose father is mayor of the Naples suburb of Quarto, was set free outside a movie theater. Police said the boy was in good health and no ransom had been paid.
Police had earlier arrested two youths on suspicion of taking part in Friday’s kidnaping.
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