Eric Justin Toth Update: Tip led FBI to child pornography suspect on 'Most Wanted Fugitives' list

(CBS/AP) WASHINGTON - The FBI says a tip led investigators to Nicaragua in the search for a former U.S. school teacher who was among the FBI's 10 most-wanted fugitives as a suspect in a child pornography investigation.

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Authorities found Eric Justin Toth living under an assumed name. He was immediately deported to the United States and is expected to appear in federal court Tuesday afternoon in Washington.

Nicaraguan police say Toth entered the country with a false passport and also had a fake driver's license and credit cards.

Toth taught third grade at Beauvoir, a private elementary school on the grounds of the Washington National Cathedral. He was escorted off campus in 2008 after another teacher reported finding sexually explicit photographs on a school camera in Toth's possession, but fled before authorities could respond.

According to CBS Baltimore, investigators say Toth was able to elude authorities by constantly changing his appearance.

The station reports that the Beauvoir School has released the following statement:

"We commend the work of the office of the U.S. Attorney and the FBI for their ongoing efforts to apprehend Mr. Toth. They have been tenacious and resolute in their quest to bring this case to justice."

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