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Slave trader wanted by Austrian police arrested in Romania

A Romanian man on the run from Austrian police for human trafficking was arrested in his home country, it has been announced.

The Romanian Times reports that Traian C. from Bechet, was caught by police in the province of Dolj. The 55-year-old was wanted under a European arrest warrant after Austrian authorities linked him to human trafficking.

He is in custody in Craiova awaiting charges.

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makoura reynolds wrote on 03. 08. 2010 from spain

one of these days I hope some Polish Human trafficker will be finally arrested on her back to and fro Canada trips to Poland and the USA!there are a lot more involved in this ring but it is a "well" organized one so it is has been going on and on ..unpunished and richer and richer and spreading out suffering and God knows what other things might be involved!a bunch of nobodies who became Somebody by the designation of THE FAMILY! let us pray for the next victim never to happen!

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