B.C.K., Central Investigation Police arrested a criminal extradited for strangling a female victim to death. Many cases of forced sex trafficking Fleeing an arrest warrant, hiding in Thailand Pol. Maj. Gen. Saruti, Sopha District, Human Trafficking Suppression Commander, along with Police Division 1, Crime Suppression Division, and representatives of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) jointly announced the results of the arrest of Mr. Selva Delano Mudaliar. Age 37 years, American nationality The accused is wanted on an arrest warrant from the Oregon State Court. United States who have violent behavior and physically harm others and often use weapons to commit crimes There are also many cases of kidnapping, deception and forcing victims to commit sexual acts. Including seeking benefits from human trafficking as well There are 11 cases in the history of crimes committed in the United States, from when he was a teenager until the present. and escaped the arrest warrant Previously, the FBI had coordinat ed with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. and the Office of the Attorney General before notifying the Central Investigation Bureau on April 26 In order for the investigation to track down Mr. Selva, who was found to have fled to hide in Thailand. They frequently move accommodations, staying in each location for only 1-4 days, and often traveling to entertainment venues in Bangkok. In addition, it was found that there was a behavior of entering into contact and talking with Thai and foreign women. to go live with them many times Therefore, it is worrying that sexual violence may be repeated like what has been committed in the United States. After that, the Crime Suppression Division investigated for information and found that Mr. Selva had been traveling to Thailand since last February. Using a tourist visa and was found to be living at a condominium. In the Bang Phlat area Bangkok So they planned to arrest him on May 6th. It only takes 10 days to investigate and follow up, then it will go through the extradit ion process back to the United States for further prosecution. Source: Thai News Agency
