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53-year-old Nigerian man arrested in US and facing deportation over s3xual crimes

US immigration authorities have arrested a Nigerian national with a history of serious criminal allegations, officials said.
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According to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, officers from Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) detained Olatunde Abiodun Olusanjo, 53, in Los Angeles.
Authorities said Olusanjo has prior arrests related to offences including child m0lest@tion, s3xual b@ttery and soliciting lewd conduct. Details of the cases and their outcomes were not immediately provided in the statement.
He is currently being held in custody and is undergoing deportation proceedings. The agency did not release further information regarding the timeline of his arrest or the status of any past convictions, but said enforcement actions remain part of broader efforts to identify and remove non-citizens with criminal records.
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