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Dec 5, 2021 · Two Belgians are among 62 persons included on a shortlist of Europe’s most wanted criminals, published online by the European police agency Europol, along with an appeal to the public for help in apprehending them. The two are Flor Bressers and Tom Michielsen, according to Belga news agency, which said the list also included a Philipino ...
Sep 29, 2022 · LRT.lt 2022.09.29 10:22. Justas Belousovas / Police. With the support of Europol, the European Network of Fugitive Active Search Teams (ENFAST) is launching the Most Wanted campaign for 2022. It focuses on fugitives across Europe who are members of organised crime groups. The campaign also features six Lithuanian criminals.
Nov 17, 2023 · 17 Nov 2023. The European Network of Fugitive Active Search Teams ( ENFAST ), supported by Europol, is launching the 2023 EU Most Wanted campaign to seek help finding fugitives across Europe. The list of criminals has just been updated and this year’s campaign seeks to increase public awareness about fugitives wanted for serious crimes.
Aug 3, 2017 · Europe’s Most Wanted was initiated by the ENFAST community, with the full support of Europol. The members of ENFAST are all specialised in locating criminals on the run who are suspected, or have been convicted, of serious crimes and are subjects of European Arrest Warrants. The majority of these criminals have committed murders, fraud or ...
In an unprecedented collaboration, ENFAST, in partnership with Europol, has intensified its efforts to track down fugitives across Europe with the launch of the 2023 EU Most Wanted campaign. This…
The criminals – of both genders – in this new campaign by EU law enforcement are all wanted for grave offences like murder, drug trafficking, fraud, theft and trafficking in human beings. We are asking for your information to help us track them down and make them take responsibility for their crimes. Many studies have examined how gender ...
Jan 8, 2023 · Ruja Ignatova. The Bulgarian known as “Cryptoqueen” is also wanted by the FBI, which offered a reward of $100,000 for information leading to her arrest. Ignatova, 42, allegedly used her ...
