Man wanted for 2004 murder in Butler County found working as police officer in Mexico

Category: Crime

Antonio Riano, known as El Diablo, was arrested in Mexico after being wanted for a 2004 murder in Hamilton, Ohio. He was extradited back to the U.S. after two decades of evading law enforcement, during which he worked as a police officer in Oaxaca. Riano is now facing murder charges in Butler County.

Keywords: Antonio Riano, El Diablo, murder extradition

Source: WKRC

Update At: 8/8/2024

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