Fugitive Arrested at Olympics While Supporting National Hockey Team

A Slovak fugitive was captured in Milan during the Winter Olympics while supporting his national hockey team. After evading justice for 16 years, he was wanted by Italian authorities for thefts committed in 2010.

Fugitive’s Capture Details

The 44-year-old man, whose identity remains undisclosed, was apprehended on Wednesday. He had checked into a campsite on the outskirts of Milan, where an automatic alert from the reception led police to him.

Background and Arrest

Authorities, specifically the carabinieri, tracked the fugitive down using this alert system. Following his arrest, he was transported to Milan’s San Vittore prison.

• Fugitive Age: 44 years
• Years on the Run: 16 years
• Year of Theft Crimes: 2010
• Pending Sentence: 11 months and 7 days

Impact of His Arrest on Olympic Experience

The fugitive was unable to witness the opening game, where Slovakia triumphed over Finland with a score of 4-1 at the Santagiulia Arena in Milan.

This incident not only highlights the ongoing efforts of law enforcement but also raises questions about security and monitoring at large-scale events like the Olympics.