Slovak police detain an internationally wanted criminal

The Foreigners’ Police revealed his passport was fake after checking the international database.

(Source: Polícia SR)

A man facing two European arrest warrants was detained this weekend in the eastern-Slovak town of Krompachy.

The police detained Chineye Whytg Nzedgu from Ghana in the early hours of September 20 in the Košice Region town. He was reportedly staying with his partner, the mother of his child, and her three other children.

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The 49-year-old man received an eight-year prison sentence in Greece for drug-related crimes, and faces a possible life sentence for his alleged involvement in a murder.

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