A brutal Ethopian prison guard who tortured inmates with cattle prods in the 1970s has been arrested following a chance encounter in a U.S.restaurant by one of his victims, immigration chiefs ...

Others wept and shook during Friday’s hearing in Denver in which Kefelgn Alemu Worku, 62, was sentenced to the maximum prison term following a U.S. immigration fraud conviction. Worku was ...

He told the agency that the man he’d seen was unmistakably Kefelegn Alemu Worku, a notorious prison guard during a period in the late 1970s known as the “Red Terror” in Ethiopia. Worku was ...

Referring to the man as Kefelegn Alemu Worku, Homeland Security Investigators and Immigration Customs Enforcement officers said others may have known the Ethiopian by a number of names ...

Kefelegn Alemu Worku, who US authorities say was responsible for persecuting, torturing and murdering defenceless people during Ethiopia's "Red Terror" in the late 1970s, faces up to 22 years in jail.

“He indicated he said, ‘Aren’t you Kefelegn Alemu Worku?'” Thus started a sequence of events that brought a Denver parking lot attendant — charged officially under the name John Doe ...

A judge Tuesday is expected to hear evidence about whether Kefelegn Alemu Worku should be granted bail. Worku is accused of using falsified documents to enter the United States and live in Denver ...

The man authorities identify as Kefelegn Alemu Worku (kah-FEH’-lun ah-LEE’-moo WER’-koo) pleaded not guilty to U.S. immigration charges and denied that he is a former guard at a prison know ...

The Denver Post reports Kefelegn Alemu Worku on Thursday withdrew an offer to plead guilty on charges alleging he falsified immigration documents, after learning he would be subject to deportation.

The man authorities identify as Kefelegn Alemu Worku (kah-FEH’-lun ah-LEE’-moo WER’-koo) entered his plea in federal court in Denver before being ordered held without bail. U.S. Magistrate ...