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Noah Madrano, 40, appeared in Clackamas County Circuit Court on Tuesday afternoon for the appearance, a trial where defendants are formally informed of the charges against them. He was not released and his bail was set at $ 500,000. Madrano is accused of luring an Edmonton teenager who went missing for more than a week. Photo provided
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A man accused of kidnapping, raping and sexually abusing an Edmonton girl faces additional charges following the grand jury’s indictment in the United States on Tuesday.
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According to a document filed in the Clackamas County Circuit Court in the state of Oregon, a grand jury charged Noah Madrano, 40, with first-degree sodomy and first-degree illegal sexual penetration along with rape in second degree and second degree kidnapping. and first-degree sexual abuse.
After a 13-year-old girl from Edmonton disappeared on June 24, Madrano, suspected of her disappearance, was arrested on July 2 in Oregon City, the government center of Clackamas County in southern Portland, where police he also found the teenager. Postmedia does not identify the girl or her family, who met the weekend they found her.
At the time of the arrest, Edmonton police said 10 different police organizations were involved in the effort, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The Portland field office has said Madrano was jailed on state charges.
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The defendant was detained in a Clackamas County Jail and appeared in court on July 6 for the appearance, a trial where the defendants are formally informed of the charges against them. Charges filed against Madrano include second-degree kidnapping, second-degree rape, and first-degree sexual abuse.
In Oregon, felony charges are first filed by the district attorney before being brought before a court known as a grand jury. If the grand jury determines based on testimony that a crime has been committed, the defendant is formally charged.
Madrano’s bail has been set at $ 500,000, but he currently has no right to be released because he is subject to an FBI detention.
Edmonton police have said the two met through social media. However, it is still unclear how the girl managed to cross the border into the United States, although police in Abbotsford, BC, identified the couple on July 1 through CCTV footage near the border crossing. of Sums.
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The Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office said the girl was found with Madrano at the time of her arrest and that the U.S. federal government is also expected to take office.
However, the suspect could take longer to face charges in Canada, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has said, as Madrano is not currently eligible for bail and international law enforcement agencies. the law are involved. While the EPS is working with U.S. law enforcement to gather and share information in this case, police expect it will take several months to conclude their investigation “which could include possible (Canadian) charges.”
– With Postmedia and The Canadian Press archives
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