FBI's 'most wanted' teacher arrested in Nicaragua Glenda Zavala, head of detectives for Nicaragua's National Police, said he was detained on Saturday in Esteli, a city near Nicaragua's border with Honduras, after an international detention request. Mr Toth was added to the FBI's most-wanted list in April 2012 for allegedly possessing and producing child pornography, giving him notoriety normally reserved for people sought in connection with violent crimes or terrorism. The FBI said it put Mr Toth on the list because there were no reliable clues as to his whereabouts and because his internet skills and alleged role in grooming children made him especially dangerous. Authorities found Mr Toth's car at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in August 2008 with a note suggesting he'd committed suicide in a nearby lake. But no body was found. The FBI, which had been offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to Mr Toth's arrest, said he was believed to have traveled to Virginia, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Minnesota. The bureau had said that Toth might have been advertising as a tutor or a male nanny and using the alias of David Bussone.