Chinese woman escapes after 20 days kept in a DOG CAGE and being beaten with a baseball bat after she was kidnapped for $200,000 ransom while partying in Philippines
- Chinese woman kidnapped on a night out was rescued by police in Philippines
- She managed to escape her captors and was discovered in a convenience store
- She was snatched on a night out and held in a dog cage for almost three weeks
- It is unclear how she managed to break free and escape from the house
A Chinese woman managed to escape after allegedly being kidnapped while on a night out and locked in a dog cage for 20 days in the Philippines.
Batangas City Police saved the woman after she escaped from her captors who had detained her in a house in Barangay Alangilan, Batangas City for nearly three weeks on October 6.
The victim – a Shanghai native whose name has been withheld for security – was found by officers in a convenience store in the village and who then brought her to the police station.
The woman’s boyfriend had filed a report after receiving a video from an unknown number on his phone that allegedly showed his girlfriend being battered by a baseball bat.
A Chinese woman managed to escape after allegedly being kidnapped while on a night out and locked in a dog cage with some pillows and a red bucket inside (pictured) for 20 days in the Philippines
The woman’s boyfriend had filed a report after receiving a video from an unknown number on his phone that allegedly showed his girlfriend being battered by a baseball bat
The victim – a Shanghai native whose name has been withheld for security – was found by officers in a convenience store in the village and who then brought her to the police station
He said the suspects later called him demanding $200,000 in ransom for her freedom.
Law enforcers raided the house from which she fled, but the suspects had already escaped.
They also discovered the cramped cage – with some pillows and a red bucket inside – where the woman was kept hostage.
Reports said that she had been kidnapped while out with a friend at a club in the red light district of Angeles City, Pampanga province – some 120 miles from where she was rescued – on September 17.
The police anti-kidnapping unit confirmed that an abduction had been reported in the same city on the same date.
The boyfriend claimed that the woman had been whisked away on a white Toyota Fortuner with two Chinese nationals and a Filipino at the wheel.
Law enforcers raided the house from which she fled, but the suspects had already escaped
Reports said that she had been had been whisked away on a white Toyota Fortuner with two Chinese nationals and a Filipino at the wheel while out with a friend at a club in the red light district of Angeles City, Pampanga province – some 120 miles from where she was rescued – on September 17
It is unclear how the victim managed to break free from the cage and escape her abductors.
Brigadier General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr, chief of the Police Regional Office 4A, said in a statement: ‘I commend the operatives of Batangas City Police Station for saving the victim.
‘Your timely response foiled a yet another kidnapping incident involving Chinese Nationals.
‘Such atrocities should not proliferate in our region. We should strengthen our intelligence efforts and maintain police presence in the streets as a deterrent to possible kidnapping and other crimes.
‘I want immediate progress in this case and also, I want these kidnappers to be arrested. We cannot tolerate these criminals who victimized innocent civilians for their own gain.’
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