Fugitive convicted in US sex crimes case arrested in France after years on the run

ABC NewsSaturday, November 15, 2025 at 1:01:51 AM
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Fugitive convicted in US sex crimes case arrested in France after years on the run
The recent arrest of an Arizona man in France, who had been on the run for years after being convicted of sex crimes in the U.S., underscores the complexities of international law enforcement. Similar cases, such as a Montana man convicted of murder, illustrate ongoing issues with fugitives evading justice. The interconnectedness of crime and the pursuit of justice across borders is a growing concern, as seen in various high-profile cases. This incident also raises questions about the effectiveness of probation systems and the measures taken to monitor offenders who flee.
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