FARGO, ND (trfnews.i234.me) – Two people were arrested after a maintenance worker discovered a woman allegedly being held against her will.
The discovery happened inside an apartment building in south Fargo on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Authorities identified the suspects as Arturo Calzada Becerril, 40, and Erendira Amoles, 41.
Both were arrested on suspicion of felonious restraint involving an adult victim.
Police confirmed the arrests but have not released many details about the woman’s condition or circumstances.
Maintenance Worker Makes Disturbing Discovery
Fargo Police responded to the 4900 block of 44th Avenue South following a suspicious activity report.
According to police, a maintenance worker entered an apartment to perform routine service.
During the visit, the worker discovered an adult woman inside a bedroom.
The woman appeared to have been held against her will for an extended period, investigators said.
Police responded to investigate the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
Reports Claim Woman Was Chained and Monitored
Valley News Live reported receiving information that the woman was found chained inside an unoccupied apartment unit.
The station also received information suggesting webcams were being used to monitor her.
Fargo Police have not confirmed either allegation.
Additional reports suggested the woman was taken to a Fargo hospital for medical treatment.
However, authorities have not confirmed whether she was hospitalized.
Investigators have not released her identity or disclosed how long she may have been confined.
Two Suspects Booked Into Cass County Jail
Police arrested Becerril and Amoles on Tuesday following their investigation.
Becerril is from Fargo, while Amoles is from Moorhead, according to local reporting.
Both were taken into custody on suspicion of felonious restraint.
As of November 5, formal criminal charges had not been filed, according to published reports.
Both individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Border Patrol Also Seen at Investigation
U.S. Border Patrol personnel were reportedly present alongside Fargo Police during Tuesday’s response.
Authorities have not explained their involvement or announced any related federal charges.
Police said the investigation remains active.
Investigators are working with the Cass County State’s Attorney’s Office to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Further information may be released as investigators gather evidence.
Fargo Police Ask Public for Information
Anyone with information about the incident is encouraged to contact the Fargo Police Department.
Residents can call 701-235-4493 with information that could help investigators.
Anonymous tips can also be submitted by texting FARGOPD, followed by the tip, to 847411.
Additional information is available through the Fargo Police Department.
Read the original reports from Valley News Live and WDAY Radio.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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