All articles tagged with #manhunt
A 21-year-old suspect, Abdul B., believed to be linked to Islamist circles, is being hunted after a vehicle rammed into crowds at Berlin’s Pride in Tiergarten, killing one and injuring 16; authorities say he also used a bladed weapon and may be armed, with Germany raising the threat level as the investigation continues. The suspect is a German citizen of Lebanese background with prior convictions.
Investigators released photos of 38-year-old Isabelle Johnson’s tattoos as they continue to search for her in the Jason Coulthart murder case in Walton County, Fla., noting she has used disguises and multiple aliases to evade arrest. Coulthart’s remains were found in a shallow grave and identified by DNA earlier this month. A reward of up to $16,000 is offered for information, and Johnson is described as dangerous; five other people have been arrested in connection with the case, including two accused of aiding her evasion. Tips can be filed with the Walton County Sheriff’s Office or Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers.
A suspected parcel bomb exploded in Monaco, injuring several people and leaving two in critical condition. Authorities launched a cross-border investigation with France and Monaco coordinating a manhunt, with surveillance footage reportedly showing a man leaving a backpack at the scene.
A 22-year-old suspect, Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, is the focus of a cross-state crime spree that included multiple shootings along I-70 near Arrowhead Stadium during the FIFA World Cup, prompting the FBI to offer up to $25,000 for information leading to his arrest; one person was killed and several others injured (including an Uber driver), with a standoff ending in a house fire in Independence, Missouri. Investigators recovered a car linked to the shootings, but Sanchez-Munoz remains at large and no motive has been disclosed.
Authorities are on a manhunt for a suspect tied to a shooting spree in Kansas City near a World Cup venue, with the FBI offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Public safety advisories urge people to avoid the area as investigators pursue leads.
The FBI has issued a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the arrest of Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, a 22-year-old suspected of a cross-state spree of highway shootings near Kansas City’s FIFA World Cup venue along I-70. Described as armed and dangerous, he faces multiple shootings across Kansas and Missouri that left one person dead and several others injured, including an Uber driver near the World Cup match. A multi-state manhunt continues, authorities recovered a vehicle, and officials urge the public to call 911 or submit tips to the FBI or local crime stoppers as they search for Sanchez-Munoz.
A traffic stop turned into a six-hour manhunt when a driver breached Camp Pendleton gates and abandoned a car in base housing, yielding about 51 kilograms of cocaine and fentanyl; the case is now in federal hands with suspects facing federal charges.
Unidentified gunmen stormed the Jumpers informal settlement near Johannesburg, killing 12 people and wounding nine, with more than 10 suspects fleeing as a manhunt unfolds; motive is unknown. One more victim died in hospital. The attack occurred in the Cleveland area, about six kilometres east of the city centre, amid South Africa’s high murder rate and widespread gun violence.
A suspect is at large in Virginia after allegedly fatally shooting Carroll County sheriff’s deputy Logan Utt during a welfare check; a second deputy was wounded but is stable after returning fire as officials continue the manhunt and urge the public to stay vigilant.
Authorities are searching for four inmates who escaped from a correctional center in Alabama, as a statewide manhunt is underway with few details released.
Authorities on Hawaii's Big Island arrested 36-year-old Jacob Baker after a massive manhunt for the killings of three elderly men. Baker faces murder, burglary and related charges and is described as armed and dangerous; investigators say he was involved in all three deaths, whose bodies were found over two days in remote areas, with a third victim found about 19 miles away. No motive has been released and residents expressed relief after the arrest.
Police say a random, deadly stabbing on the Beltline in Atlanta is part of what they call a crime spree; a suspect on a bicycle wearing black is sought after an earlier rock attack on a USPS worker. Nearby Midtown High and Howard Middle Schools were put on lockdown with students escorted to buses as authorities, including drones and multiple units, scour the area for the suspect under a Be On the Lookout alert.
Police launched a large manhunt after a woman was killed and another person injured in a series of random attacks that began at a USPS post office and ended on the Atlanta Beltline; investigators say the suspect attacked a postal worker with a rock, then rode a bicycle to the Beltline where the female victim died at Grady Memorial Hospital and a second person survived the stabbing; authorities believe the assailant may have been experiencing a mental-health crisis and have released surveillance images while urging the public to help identify and locate him.
A dayslong manhunt in Stewart County, Tennessee, ended with the body of 53-year-old Craig Berry discovered near his home; authorities say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after allegedly shooting his wife as she tried to drive away. The wife survived a neck wound, Berry faced charges including attempted murder and domestic assault, and investigators say he fled into heavily wooded terrain before the death.
Authorities in Stewart County, Tennessee are pursuing 53-year-old Craig Berry, an Army veteran accused of shooting his wife, with a manhunt hampered by rugged terrain—steep hills and deep ravines—and Berry’s extensive survival training. Last seen in camouflage after the Dover incident, Berry may be in the expansive Land Between the Lakes area, a 175,000-acre forested region, and could have extra ammo. Weather, wildlife hazards, and the large search area could prolong the effort, which officials say may require multi-directional sweeps and potentially federal help from the Marshals Service.