Escaped cartel gun maker and rape suspect apprehended in Nevada
US Marshals were on the hunt for an escaped Federal prisoner Andrew Kristovich. He walked out of the Federal Prison Camp in Sheridan, Oregon where he was serving time for manufacturing AK-47s for associates in a Mexican Cartel. His ex-girlfriend telling The Spotlight in an exclusive interview: once he got free he raped her, stole her car, debit card, and phone, then drove to Edmonds, Washington. Several days later, Kristovich was located in a tent nearly 100 yards from a Nevada prison. He was arrested and taken into custody
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