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New Criminologist News: UK MOST WANTED: Shomuj (Shomooj) Ali UK MOST WANTED: Shomuj (Shomooj) Ali
Published on 27 March 2006 | Source: CRIMESTOPPERS

Shomuji (Shomooj) Ali £5,000 on his head. (©2006 Crimestoppers)

Shomuj (Shomooj) Ali is wanted for three separate sex attacks in Dorset, Devon and Sussex. Last October, Ali was working as a chef in an Indian restaurant in Chichester. In an upstairs room he threatened a twenty-three-year old woman with a kitchen knife, beat her and kept her prisoner for six and a half hours. During this time he repeatedly raped her. Although he escaped, he was traced to Tower Hamlets in London where his own friends tried to force him in to a police station. Unfortunately he escaped. Ali is originally from Bangladesh with connections in East London. There is a £5,000 reward…so, circulate this article to everyone on your CONTACT list asking them to pass it on.

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January 2005 - Child reports being molested by Vitasek in Mesa, Arizona. Police are called.

2 days later - Vitasek and children disappear. An Amber Alert is issued. Children are returned but say they have been molested by Vitasek.

Vitasek is soon charged with around 30 counts of child abuse and molestation. They say he has been molesting boys for more than 16 years and that there are probably more victims that have not yet come forward.

Police believe the picture of Vitasek depicts his natural hair color.

His M.O.: Manipulates his way close to a family as a boyfriend of single moms, uncle, or friend. He helps pay bills and makes himself wanted and needed by the family of his victims, who in many cases are single moms.

He uses gifts and trips to amusement parks to gain the favor of his victims and to give him opportunities to molest them.

He convinces his young victims that the sexual contact between them is normal and even uses some of his victims to gain the trust of other children he can molest.

Vitasek tends to stay close to his victims for a long period of time.

He knows how to avoid the police who are after him. He used to work as a Skip Tracer tracking down people who owe money to collection agencies. He uses post office boxes and other methods to cover his trail.

Police suspect he has friends helping him and may be traveling under someone else’s identity. The reason they suspect he has friends in several states helping him is that there have been so many false leads generated in different places.

Vitasek is a neat freak. He likes to dress and look sharp. His appearance is important to him. He may have died his hair and parted it differently since he knows the police are after him.

He’s an experienced cook and mechanic, and may be working in the restaurant industry.

Police also learned that Vitasek avoids smoking and drinking and loves playing video poker. Police say that when he lived in Las Vegas, he often gambled at casinos, but preferred gambling at gas stations where he thought his odds were better.

Vitasek has expensive hobbies like scuba diving, and he may have taken flying lessons in order to gain a pilot’s license. He also loves automobiles, particularly sports cars and classic cars. Police say he keeps his own vehicles in spotless condition.

In addition to Arizona and Las Vegas, Vitasek has also lived in Shreveport, La., Los Angeles, eastern Texas, Oklahoma and New York.

So these clues as to his habits may help you recognize Arthur Vitasek. If you see him, call 911 immediately. Do not approach him. People who know they are wanted by the law are sometimes very desperate and dangerous.

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Shelley Marie Lowe

DENVER — The woman listed by police as a “person of interest” in the disappearance of an Aurora girl was in jail Monday on traffic-related charges, according to a story in The Denver Post.

Shelley Marie Lowe, 33, was booked into the Denver County Jail on March 7, the newspaper report. She was jailed after failing to appear in court on a traffic charge, according to the sheriff’s office.

Lowe was living with Aaron Thompson in Aurora, Colo., when Aaron’s daughter, Aarone, was reported missing last fall. Aurora police said the 6-year-old was murdered, and said she hadn’t been seen for almost two years and wasn’t enrolled in school. Lowe and Thompson maintain she ran away last November.

No one has been charged in the case and the Aurora police investigation was continuing. Both Lowe and Thompson are considered “persons of interest” in the case, according to police.

The jail sentence in Denver had nothing to do with Aarone’s disappearance. The Post reported that Lowe has had several run-ins with authorities over traffic violations. She served 10 days in jail for previous cases in 2000.

source; The Denver Channel

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: March 10, 2006
Southern District of California – San Diego
Deputy U.S. Marshal Thomas Maranda
(619) 557-6620
USMS Headquarters Public Affairs (202) 307-9065

Sexual Predator May Have Inflicted 20 Years of Pain on Young Victims
U.S. Marshals Add Fugitive to 15 Most Wanted List

A sexual predator is on the run and U.S. Marshals believe his crimes are so heinous that they have earned him a spot on the Marshals’ 15 Most Wanted fugitive list.
Fugitive Frederick McLean, 55, is wanted on multiple counts of sexual assault on a child, but according to Deputy U.S. Marshal Tom Maranda, member of the U.S. Marshal-led San Diego Regional Fugitive Task Force, “multiple counts” is an understatement.

Maranda explained, one alleged victim, now an adult, reported McLean assaulted her more than 100 times, starting when she was 5 and ending about seven years later.

“Investigators believe McLean’s abusive acts against young victims span over a 20-year period,” said Maranda. “So it is imperative that predators like this be taken off the streets.”

An arrest warrant was issued January 20, 2005, for McLean, but authorities believe he sensed his days of freedom were numbered almost six months prior. In May 2004, family members confronted McLean regarding a young female victim’s allegations of molestation.

Click here to view wanted poster of McLean in pdf format.

McLean admitted they were true, and the victim’s family decided to call Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. After the confrontation, McLean’s wife and children left him. Between May and September 2004, he began transferring financial assets to his wife and he signed divorce papers. In September 2004, McLean’s father-in-law woke up one morning to find McLean’s truck in his driveway. Inside the truck were McLean’s cell phone, letters for the family, and instructions on how to sell the vehicle. It was evident from his actions that he believed criminal charges against him were looming.

McLean is a 55-year-old white male who weighs 170 pounds and is 5 feet, 11 inches tall. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. He is an auto mechanic by trade and once owned a race-car restoration business, specializing in Lola chassis Can-Am racing cars from the 1960s and 1970s. McLean is also an experienced outdoorsman and may frequent camping areas.

Authorities caution citizens to consider McLean armed and dangerous, and possibly suicidal.

“Dangerous fugitives such as this are given the highest priority by the Marshals Service because of the potential to harm other innocent citizens while they remain at large,” said Robert J. Finan II, head of the U.S. Marshals Investigative Services Division.

There is a reward for information leading to the arrest of McLean, and all inquiries remain confidential. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact their nearest U.S. Marshals Service office, or call the Marshals’ 24 hour phone line at 1-800-336-0102.

U.S. Marshals are the nation’s primary fugitive hunting organization and capture more federal fugitives each year than all other law enforcement agencies combined. For more information, go to www.usmarshals.gov .

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CLEVELAND — A man who has claimed to be homeless and who was recently evicted from a shelter is tonight’s “Fugitive of the Week.”

The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force says Stanley Gross may be using his claim of being homeless, to take advantage of family and friends.

Gross is wanted for violating his federal probation.

“He has an extensive criminal record, which basically involves thefts, receiving stolen property, insurance fraud, forgery and possession of drugs,” said CMHA Police Chief Anthony Jackson.

Gross has been known to pop in and out of downtown homeless shelters but could be just about anywhere in the Cleveland area.

You call information into the fugitive hotline 1-866-4-WANTED. It could earn you a reward.

© 2006 The Associated Press

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OMAHA, Neb. — Police now know the name of a suspected bank robber, and they’re hoping the public can help find him.

Police said that Albert Dansby robbed the 20th and Harney streets branch of Bank of the West on Dec. 30.

“A man walked in, presented a letter to the teller demanding money, then fled the scene in an unknown direction with an undetermined amount of cash,” said Omaha police Officer Chris LeGrow.

Investigators believe the robber was Dansby. He’s described as black, 51 years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall and 180 pounds. Police said he also has a history of drug charges.

If you know where Dansby is, call Crime Stoppers at (402) 444-STOP.

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