All articles tagged with #most wanted
Sucker Punch revealed that Jin Sakai from Ghost of Tsushima will be a playable character in the new 'Most Wanted' roguelike mode for Ghost of Yōtei. The update, part of the 'Echoes of Sekigahara' expansion, launches on October 1, 2026, for $15 as a standalone DLC or $70 as a Complete Edition.
One of the FBI’s top fugitives in a COVID-19 relief scheme has been captured in Jamaica and returned to the United States. Elaine Angene Escoe, 41, allegedly helped siphon over $32 million in federal COVID relief funds and fled after a 2025 indictment on conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering. Living under the alias “Harley Newman,” she was arrested with help from Jamaican authorities and is facing charges in South Florida; officials say the capture marks the fourth high-value target the FBI has recovered in five weeks as part of an international fraud crackdown.
Famitsu's latest most-wanted list (votes from June 17–23) sees Pokemon Winds / Waves leading, Xenoblade Genesis making its first appearance, and Zelda: Ocarina of Time rising from #20 to #12, with a mix of PS5, Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, and other platform titles filling out the chart as summer showcases unfold.
Insiders allege FBI director Kash Patel inflated arrest counts by counting arrests where agents merely accompanied other agencies (including ICE surges arresting immigrants) and by adding suspects to the Most Wanted list just before captures. Patel touted a record crime reduction in a Senate hearing, while critics question leadership. The FBI denies specifics. Separately, agency attrition is rising, with estimates of about 2,800 agents leaving in the past year, raising staffing concerns.
Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding was arrested in Mexico City and flown to the U.S. to face charges over a vast cocaine-trafficking operation and alleged murders; FBI Director Kash Patel called him a "modern-day Pablo Escobar" and said the arrest is the 500th capture on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list, with about 60 metric tonnes of cocaine moving annually and 36 associates already arrested. He faces charges including witness tampering, murder, money laundering and drug trafficking, with Mexican authorities assisting.
Daniel Andreas San Diego, an animal rights extremist on the FBI's most wanted list for over 20 years, was arrested in Maenan, North Wales, after purchasing a rural home under the alias Danny Webb. San Diego, wanted for bombings in San Francisco in 2003, was living in a secluded area ideal for hiding. The house, bought for £425,000, offered privacy and scenic views, which attracted San Diego, a keen mountain biker. His arrest ended a long manhunt, and he now faces a future in prison.
Daniel Andreas San Diego, a fugitive on the FBI's most wanted list for over 20 years, has been arrested in north Wales. San Diego, accused of bombing two office buildings in San Francisco in 2003 as an animal rights extremist, was found in a remote area of Conwy county. The FBI had offered a $250,000 reward for his capture, suspecting he might have been living in Costa Rica. He now faces extradition to the United States to face charges related to the bombings.
Antran Hall, a "Most Wanted" man who had been living under a fake name for 17 years, was arrested in Detroit after fooling his wife and children with his false identity. Hall had been convicted for cocaine trafficking and failure to stop for police in 2006 but had evaded capture and twice failed to appear on warrants. After receiving information earlier this year, United States Marshals located and apprehended Hall, who had successfully deceived his family with his alias. He is currently held at the Wayne County Detention Center and will be extradited back to South Carolina.
A couple who were on the U.S. Marshals Service's 15 Most Wanted list for almost two years were arrested in Mexico, where they had fled to in 2021. Edgar Salvador Casian-Garcia and his girlfriend, Araceli Medina, were wanted in connection with various child abuse offenses, including suspected sex trafficking, and the murder of a child in Washington state. The couple faces charges for the murder of a child as well as multiple counts of child sexual abuse. Five children who were missing from Washington state were found and rescued as the couple was taken into custody.
A couple who were on the U.S. Marshals' Most Wanted List for almost two years have been arrested in Mexico on charges of murder and multiple child sex abuse charges in Franklin County, Washington. The couple had been accused of abusing and trafficking their children, and were also wanted for questioning in the murder of their 7-year-old son. Five children were rescued after their arrest. They are expected to be extradited to the U.S. to face criminal proceedings.