An­na Lisa Paul

Two weeks af­ter Cunu­pia busi­ness­man Su­vesh Ram­nar­ine was bun­dled in­to a black SUV by men pos­ing as po­lice of­fi­cers, he has been re­leased safe and un­harmed.

CNC3 News con­firmed with se­nior po­lice of­fi­cials that the 33-year-old was re­leased by his kid­nap­pers around 1:30 am to­day in the Cunu­pia dis­trict.

Lo­cal res­i­dents as­sist­ed him and con­tact­ed the po­lice.

Of­fi­cers rushed to the lo­ca­tion, col­lect­ed Ram­nar­ine, and found that he ap­peared un­harmed.

They took him for med­ical at­ten­tion be­fore trans­port­ing him to the Cunu­pia Po­lice Sta­tion.

Ram­nar­ine had been lim­ing at a bar on the South­ern Main Road, Cunu­pia, on Oc­to­ber 12 when gun­men dressed in po­lice gear con­front­ed him.

The men forced him out of the bar and in­to a black Hyundai Tuc­son.

Lat­er, the kid­nap­pers con­tact­ed his rel­a­tives, de­mand­ing a ran­som of $3 mil­lion.

Po­lice have not con­firmed whether the ran­som was paid.