'Most wanted' New York fugitive arrested at the Vatican
New York's "most wanted" Moises Tejada was arrested last month in Italy after being found with knives in a crowded St. Peter's Square.
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New York's "most wanted" Moises Tejada was arrested last month in Italy after being found with knives in a crowded St. Peter's Square.
New York's "most wanted" Moises Tejada was arrested last month in Italy after being found with knives in a crowded St. Peter's Square.
Moises Tejada, 54, is on the Most Wanted Fugitives list of the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision because, authorities there say, he violated the terms of parole from state prison on kidnapping and robbery convictions.
Fugitive violated the terms of parole from New York state prison on kidnapping and robbery convictions.
St Peter's Square was busy with pilgrims and tourists as Pope Francis was holding a general audience that day. It was not clear if the man arrested, who has convictions for robbery and kidnapping, posed any threat to the Pope.