An American man escaped for more than 20 years after a deadly collision was arrested in Canada

Police said that an American man had escaped for more than two decades arrested in Toronto earlier this year.

Patrick Lotus Junior, who faces unintelled murder in Orlando, Florida, has lived in a deadly accident, publicly in Toronto for 21 years without legal status, according to the court documents cited by CBS News Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC News).

Toronto police told CBS News that Lutts had been arrested in February under Canadian Delivery Law. It is scheduled to appear in the city center court later this month, according to CBC News.

In November 2023, an unknown advice led to the crime remittances in Florida, the authorities, to suspicion of Lotus in being in Canada, according to the court documents reported by CBC News, which was the first to report his arrest. Lutts was placed under observation, and the police discovered that he was staying in a tall residential building in Toronto.

Early in the morning of Christmas Day in 1998, it was claimed that Lotus, who was at the time of 25 years, went up to a car in Orlando, which led to the death of teenagers: Nancy Lopez, 19, and her friend, Darvin Javier Digsus Tabwada, said.

The investigators said that the couple was thrown several meters away after Lotus, who was “a strong smell of alcohol coming from his breath”, after a night of drinking, was destroyed by his small truck in his car. “

It was claimed that Lotus participated in another weak leadership crash in Connecticut in 2002, CBC News said, referring to the court files. General records showed that he failed to appear in a hearing in October 2003, before he disappeared until his last arrest in Toronto, CBC News said.