Atlanta ( CNN ) -- The family of Georgia teen Ayvani Perez got a call hours after she was abducted demanding money and drugs for her safe return , according to a criminal affidavit filed Thursday . Kidnappers did ultimately free Ayvani -- without getting anything in return -- leaving her at an aunt 's house in Conyers , Georgia , and ending a harrowing 36-hour ordeal that began 25 miles away with a brazen pre-dawn break-in punctuated by gunshots , threats and screams . While there 's no dispute young Ayvani was abducted against her will , there are questions as to whether it was a random act . The affidavit 's claim that her kidnappers asked for drugs , in addition to money , in their phone calls may speak to this point . A man tied to this week 's kidnapping , Juan Alberto Contreras-Rodriguez , was one of five arrested in a 2012 raid in Henry County , south of Atlanta , in which authorities found 500 pounds of marijuana , Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents told CNN affiliate WSB-TV . One of those arrested with him -- on a marijuana trafficking charge , which was later dropped -- was Ayvani 's mother , Maria Corral . Corral was at the center of this week 's drama in the community of Ellenwood , where two men toting handguns pried open her back door around 2 a.m. She hid in a closet with two of her children and their dog before the intruders realized where Corral and the children were hiding , and kicked in the door , according to the federal affidavit filed to support a complaint and arrest warrant against one of the suspects . The men demanded money and jewelry from Corral , but she refused . Around that time , the dog Ayvani had been holding jumped out of her arms and began barking -- at which point one of the suspects shot the animal , who later died . Ayvani was eventually forced at gunpoint down the stairs , then eventually out the back door , over a fence , then behind several houses with the two kidnappers , an FBI agent wrote in the affidavit . And the men did not turn back when Corral went outside screaming her daughter 's name . Later that morning , a man phoned Ayvani 's family several times telling them that the 14-year-old girl was unharmed , and making his demands . Authorities were able to trace that phone to a man named Wildrego Jackson . Jackson 's girlfriend later said she 'd loaned him a gray Dodge Challenger she 'd rented , which was similar to one spotted by neighbors around the crime scene that Tuesday morning , the federal affidavit said . The two kidnapping suspects pictured in sketched released this week by FBI investigators remain at large . But two others have been arrested in connection with the case : Contreras-Rodriguez and Jackson , a 29-year-old Atlanta man . Jackson is being held on charges of conspiracy to kidnap a minor female . The criminal complaint alleges he used a cellular phone in commission of this crime : In fact , the affidavit ties him to two phones used around the abduction site . Contreras-Rodriguez , a 40-year-old Mexican national , is being held on immigration-related charges . Authorities have n't detailed how these two men were arrested , beyond Clayton County Police Chief Gregory Porter saying it happened `` through hardcore police work . '' Porter focused more on the fact young teenager was unharmed , and back home . `` This is a good day for the Perez family , but more importantly for Ayvani , '' he said . `` She is safe . ''
NEW : An affidavit says Ayvani Perez 's family was called hours after abduction . NEW : Authorities later tied cell phones linked to the crime to one suspect . He and another man , tied to a reported drug arrest involving Ayvani 's mother , are detained . Two other suspects in the kidnapping may still be at large .