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Remarks: Drexel Lee MCCALLISTER, Jr. is wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), pursuit to an indictment in the Southern District of West Virginia, charging him with knowingly making, receiving and possessing an explosive/destructive device known as a “Molotov Cocktail” in violations of Titles 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) and (f), and 26 U.S.C. § 5871. Drexel Lee McAllister is to be considered armed and dangerous. McCallister’s current whereabouts are unknown. He may be located in South Charleston, W.Va. area or in other surrounding counties.

An unknown male suspect is being sought in connection with a series of bank robberies in Chicago, Illinois, and a nearby suburb, between February of 2007 and March of 2008. Each robbery has targeted banks inside grocery stores. In each robbery, the subject presents the teller a note announcing the robbery, demanding cash, and implying that he is armed with a weapon. He always wears a brimmed cap and tinted sunglasses. In several of the robberies, the subject utlized a zippered pouch or a vinyl checkbook cover as part of a business pretense.

Thais Detain Alleged ´Merchant of Death
By MICHAEL CASEY
Associated Press Writer

A Russian dubbed the “Merchant of Death” for allegedly supplying weapons to Africa´s bloody conflicts over power and diamonds was arrested Thursday in Thailand on suspicion of conspiring to smuggle guns to Colombia´s leftist rebels.

Viktor Bout, 41, whose dealings reportedly inspired a 2005 movie about the illicit arms trade, was arrested at U.S. request in his hotel room in Bangkok, said police Lt. Gen. Pongpat Chayapan. Bout had eluded arrest for years and was finally seized after a four-month sting organized by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

In New York, federal authorities unsealed a criminal complaint charging that Bout conspired to sell millions of dollars worth of weapons, including 100 surface-to-air missiles and armor-piercing rockets, that he thought were going to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.

Well, Prescott Bush, who was GW Bush’s grandfather did business with Hitler before the US entered WW2 and during WW2 and had the US government sanction him for it, but we aren’t talking about that father of george bush being wanted today.

Africa’s most wanted terrorist names son ‘George Bush’

Joseph Kony - leader of Lord’s Resistance Army - names own son after US president.

LONDON – The leader of Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), Africa’s most wanted rebel leader, has named one of his sons “George Bush”, said British journalist Matthew Green in a report published recently in the Financial Times magazine.

In 2006, Green had met LRA rebels’ relatives, including three of Kony’s wives in Sudan’s border with Congo.

”He taught us how to pray,” Green quotes one of Kony’s wives speaking of her husband, before seeing the toddler Kony had named “George Bush”.

For two decades his Lord’s Resistance Army has abducted thousands of children in northern Uganda and committed hideous atrocities, slicing off victims’ ears and noses and padlocking their lips together. The conflict has killed tens of thousands and uprooted 2 million people.

Fugitive Nai Yin Xue wanted in wife’s murder
By ROBIN FITZGERALD

You may have seen him at a restaurant or gas station in Biloxi or nearby. He’s an international fugitive wanted in a murder case and travelling in a dark blue 1996 Ford Thunderbird.

Nai Yin Xue was in Biloxi and Mobile as recently as January and may still be on the Coast, but he could be anywhere in the United States by now, said Justin Vickers of the U.S. Marshals Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force in Gulfport.

A provisional arrest warrant issued in Los Angeles lists him as wanted in the September 2007 murder of his wife, Anan Liu, in New Zealand. Her body was discovered in the trunk of a car at their residence. Federal authorities said Xue fled New Zealand with his 3-year-old daughter before the body was found.

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Nai Yin Xue featured on America’s Most Wanted website

Fugitive Nai Yin Xue who abandoned his three-year-old daughter at an Australian train station and is the main suspect in his wife’s murder, has joined America’s worst criminals on the America’s Most Wanted (AMW) website.

Xue flew to Los Angeles after leaving his daughter, Qain Xun Xue, and was thought to be in hiding somewhere in California.

It also described how New Zealand police made the “chilling discovery” of Qain’s mother, 27-year-old Anan Liu, in the boot of the family’s car outside their Auckland home four days later.

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