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Gunmen release
Costa Rican judge
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica ?
Gunmen holding 19 Supreme
Court justices freed one of the
magistrates but pressed for action
Tuesday on their demands for a
$20 million ransom and the
release of an unspecified number
of prisoners.
Speculation heightened that the
kidnappers who stormed the
court building Monday belonged
to Colombia's Medellin cocaine
cartel and wanted the release of
four cartel members arrested in
September and awaiting trial. ,
Four heavily armed men who
called themselves "The
Commando of Death" burst in
through the basement and seized
19 of the 22 justices and five
assistants in Costa Rica's third
hostage ordeal in the past nine
months.
The magistrate, identified as
Jesus Ramirez, walked out of the
main entrance shortly before
midday, was helped into a police
vehicle and taken to a hospital.
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