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| 15 Most Wanted Capture | |
 February
07, 2019 - The manhunt for
15 Most Wanted fugitive Luis Octavio Frias ended last
night. A tip generated from the television show “In Pursuit with John Walsh” led authorities to Jalisco,
Mexico, where Frias was located and arrested at
approximately 7:30 p.m. EST Wednesday, Feb. 6. Frias
allegedly stabbed his ex-wife, Janett Reyna, 41 times in
front of her young children in August 2013...read
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March 22,
2019 - The U.S. Marshal arrested a fugitive
wanted by the State of Pennsylvania for Failure to
Appear to a scheduled court hearing. Brent
Mansur-Carr was wanted out of the State of
Pennsylvania for one count of Rape Forcible Compulsion
and one count of Sexual Assault...read
more March 21, 2019 - Working with Richmond Police Detectives, the U.S. Marshals Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force in Richmond, Virginia tracked attempted murder suspect Theron Donte Shackleford to Cary, North Carolina, within 24 hours of a March 19 shooting...read more March 21, 2019 - “Fugitive of the Week,” Michael Monroe, of Parsonsfield, Maine, heard that he was the “Fugitive of the Week,” saw the poster and immediately did the right thing by calling the U.S. Marshals. During this conversation, Monroe agreed to turn himself in on Thursday morning...read more March 20, 2019 - U.S. Marshal Mark S. James, Western District of Missouri, announces the arrest of fugitive Matthew Covey in Springfield. Matthew Covey, of New Kensington, PA, was charged in Westmoreland County, PA, with Drug Delivery Resulting in Death...read more March 19, 2019 - Garrick Rose, a first degree murder suspect who has been on the run for months, was brought to justice today by the U.S. Marshals Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the Multi Agency Gang Unit, and the Shelby County Sheriffs Fugitive Apprehension Team...read more March 18, 2019 - U.S. Marshal Mark S. James, Western District of Missouri, wishes to warn the public about a telephone scam involving the U.S. Marshals Service name. Since the beginning of March 2019, the United States Marshals Service in Springfield, Missouri has received multiple reports of a phone scam involving individuals claiming to be Deputy United States Marshals, or U.S. Marshals Service employees...read more |
