Fargo police announced Tuesday, Nov. 3, that two individuals were taken into custody after a maintenance worker entered a south‑side apartment and found a woman in a bedroom who seemed to have been detained for an extended period. The discovery was reported to officers, prompting an immediate response to the building located in the 4900 block of 44th Avenue South.
Arrests made
Authorities identified the suspects as Arturo Calzada‑Becerril, 40, of Moorhead, and Erendira Amoles, 41, of Fargo. Both were arrested on suspicion of felonious restraint involving an adult victim. At this time, no formal charges have been filed, and the investigation remains in its early stages.
Background and investigation
The police release emphasized that investigators are still gathering facts to determine the full circumstances surrounding the case. A review of court records shows that neither Calzada‑Becerril nor Amoles appears to have any prior criminal history in North Dakota or Minnesota.
Police are urging anyone with additional information to contact the Fargo Police Department at (701) 235‑4493. The department reiterated its commitment to a thorough investigation and to keeping the public informed as new details emerge.
Community impact
This incident underscores the importance of vigilance and prompt reporting by community members. The maintenance worker’s quick action helped uncover a potentially dangerous situation and allowed law enforcement to intervene before further harm could occur.
Local residents are encouraged to remain aware of their surroundings and to report any suspicious activity to authorities. The Fargo Police Department continues to work closely with neighbors and businesses to maintain safety throughout the city.
Original reporting: InForum (Fargo section) — read the source article.
