Austria To Extradite Afghan To Hungary

  • 10 Nov 2018 7:02 AM
  • Hungary Around the Clock
Austria To Extradite Afghan To Hungary
Austrian authorities will extradite to Hungary an Afghan man accused of raping a woman in the lavatory of a downtown Budapest fast food outlet in September.

He is also accused of committing indecent exposure twice in Budapest’s Seventh District, the tabloid Blikk reported. 

Budapest Police confirmed the report. 

Hungarian authorities had issued an international warrant for the of the Afghan, who was captured in Austria not much later.


 

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