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Traffic Stop Leads to Overnight Questioning (Image Credits: S.abcnews.com)
Tucson, Arizona – Authorities detained and later released a man in connection with the abduction of Nancy Guthrie after searching his home south of the city, revealing he had been under watch prior to the public release of key surveillance images.
Traffic Stop Leads to Overnight Questioning
Pima County Sheriff’s deputies pulled over a delivery driver during a traffic stop in Rio Rico on Tuesday evening.[1][2] The man, identified as Carlos Palazuelos, drove a Nissan Rogue and noticed law enforcement tailing him beforehand. Officials questioned him for several hours in relation to the case but released him without charges late that night.
A court-authorized search followed at a connected residence in the community, roughly 60 miles south of Tucson and near the Mexican border. The FBI’s Evidence Response Team assisted, combing the property for hours. Palazuelos later told reporters outside the home that agents mentioned his resemblance to a figure in security footage. His mother-in-law confirmed searchers entered with a warrant based on a tip but found nothing suspicious. “You can go and search my house… There’s nobody there,” she said.[1]
Chilling Doorbell Camera Evidence Emerges
The FBI unveiled images and videos from Nancy Guthrie’s Google Nest doorbell camera on Tuesday, showing a masked individual tampering with the device early on February 1. The person wore gloves, a…
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Author : Matthias Binder
Publish date : 2026-02-11 22:00:00
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