Antonio ‘El Diablo’ Riano’s arrest in 2004 killing of Benjamin Becerra ends search for one of US’s most wanted fugitivesA man whose nickname is the Spanish word for “devil” shot a bar patron to death near Cincinnati, Ohio, nearly two decades ago – then fled to Mexico to become a police officer, investigators recently alleged.Antonio “El Diablo” Riano, 72, was ultimately captured in the south-western Mexican town of Zapotitlán Palmas and was returned to the US on 1 August to face charges of murder. Continue reading…
Antonio ‘El Diablo’ Riano’s arrest in 2004 killing of Benjamin Becerra ends search for one of US’s most wanted fugitives
A man whose nickname is the Spanish word for “devil” shot a bar patron to death near Cincinnati, Ohio, nearly two decades ago – then fled to Mexico to become a police officer, investigators recently alleged.
Antonio “El Diablo” Riano, 72, was ultimately captured in the south-western Mexican town of Zapotitlán Palmas and was returned to the US on 1 August to face charges of murder.
