Whole city blocks brimmed with fugitives, and these fugitives were organized into vigilance committees, which guarded one another and watched for Ryland's Hounds.
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Manhunt for Fugitives Ricky Dubose and Donnie Rowe enters third day Manhunt for Fugitives Ricky Dubose and Donnie Rowe enters third day It's been two days since an audacious prison escape in rural Georgia left two guards dead and two fugitives on the loose.
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The Fugitives , by Christopher Sorrentino (Simon & Schuster) .
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They split into two teams, each with a specific but precise role: The enforcers are tasked with catching the fugitives, and fugitives must do whatever they can to elude detainment.
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Meantime, federal investigators believe they know the whereabouts of least 11 Black Hebrew fugitives in Israel; and the task force has asked the Israelis to deport, not extradite, the fugitives.
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" Grewal proceeded with legal action regardless. "Terrorists. Felons. Fugitives.
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BENAHAVÍS, Spain — Fugitives often hole up in remote locations.
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Even if, in "The Fugitives," he's spinning his outsize wheels.
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"There are fugitives around us all the time," DeNovi said.
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They don't live like fugitives; they don't live in hiding.
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Charges against the fugitives include murder, attempted murder and torture.
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The FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list is constantly changing.
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He was added to the Interpol's list of wanted fugitives.
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They were fugitives for so long, they had AARP cards.
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Another 35 defendants were in custody and 16 were fugitives.
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Under such conditions, most fugitives never made it very far.
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Of the accused, 315 are jailed and 419 are fugitives.
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In it, Dog and Beth Chapman continued to chase fugitives.
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There she joined dozens of American fugitives, including Ms. Shakur.
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Four North Korean fugitives have also been charged with murder.
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Both are now fugitives after being convicted of corruption and negligence.
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She says opponents will leave the territory a refuge for fugitives.
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Guglielmi had urged the two fugitives to turn themselves into authorities.
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Three of the investors were fugitives wanted by the Chinese government.
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The FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives has been public since 1950.
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Four North Korean fugitives have also been charged with the murder.
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IN THE GARDEN OF THE FUGITIVES By Ceridwen Dovey 305 pp.
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Since then, the police have cracked down on fugitives in Spain.
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They seat violent fugitives next to first-timers facing minor charges.
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Officials worry that his story could embolden other would-be fugitives.
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Those raids targeted criminal aliens, illegal re-entrants and immigration fugitives.
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Only fugitives whose IDs are known make it into the list The process begins when the FBI's Criminal Investigative Division asks the bureau's 56 field offices to submit names of the highest-profile fugitives they're searching for.
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At its best, Interpol is about preventing criminal fugitives from escaping justice.
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After 20143 minutes, the worker was liberated and the fugitives taken in.
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Its opponents, she says, would make Hong Kong a refuge for fugitives.
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So China has changed its stance, and started to hunt fugitives down.
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We&aposre looking for those who are criminals or fugitives or reentrants.
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Fugitives are seized and enforcers revel in their sovereignty, drunk on power.
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The fugitives lost their weapons in the crash and surrendered, authorities said.
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"That is a concern," Hallock said of the prospect the fugitives fled.
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And the fugitives haven't stopped nearby residents from going out at night.
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Zollinger said he doubts the fugitives will show their faces in public.
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The blacklist included ex-convicts, fugitives from justice, and the mentally impaired.
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Joaquin Guzman, one of the world's most wanted fugitives, was recaptured Friday.
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In the Garden of the Fugitives , by Ceridwen Dovey (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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Other countries, after "refugee riots", have closed their doors to the fugitives.
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Gorsuch, they pointed out, had been warned not to pursue the fugitives.
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Cover: Jesús Alfredo Guzmán Salazar (Image via DEA's "most wanted fugitives" list)
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It could also stop deporting American fugitives who have fled to Mexico.
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X. 1905," selections from Prokofiev's "Visions Fugitives," and Liszt's "Réminiscences de Norma.
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There are essentially two teams: the so-called fugitives and the hunters.
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And last month, tens of thousands of names barred from purchasing a firearm due to "fugitives from justice" status were cleared after the Department of Justice changed the definition to only include fugitives who had crossed state lines.
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Courthouse records also survive for fugitives who fought legal battles to stay free.
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One of the fugitives is pending extradition to Brazil, and another to Argentina.
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In its heyday, Darra was a refuge for vagabonds, drug dealers and fugitives.
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Last May, Interpol put Mr. Lozoya on a list of fugitives wanted internationally.
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In any way [we must] #OpenTheDoors to the fugitives from death and bombardment!
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Of the more than 100 fugitives, a dozen have been captured, Derosiers said.
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The 5 Russian citizens remain fugitives, with the other 5 having been arrested.
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Who can't purchase a gun: Felons, fugitives, domestic abusers, drug addicts, non-U.
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Authorities had offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the fugitives' capture.
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Authorities are offering a $200,83 reward for information leading to the fugitives' capture.
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Do authorities think any of the fugitives left the state or the country?
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Authorities had offered a $150,000 reward for information leading to the fugitives' capture.
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The movie's shaky plausibility crumbles when Mo and Doris become fugitives and sweethearts.
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Is it the fugitives mission or the violent crime initiatives or witness security?
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Arizala Vernaza was one of the most wanted fugitives in Ecuador and Colombia.
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Several are in pre-trial jail and others fled the country as fugitives.
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Fugitives must turn themselves in within three months to benefit from the amnesty.
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"We were actually fugitives," recalled Mr. McNally, who was also on the trip.
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At least three fugitives were issued green cards under the EB-5 program.
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The non-couple turn into fugitives, and "Queen & Slim" becomes an outlaw romance.
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Two extraditions are still pending and three fugitives are still on the loose.
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Authorities aren't sure the sighting Thursday night was of the two fugitives, Armijo added.
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Police said the other eight men are not in Brazil and are considered fugitives.
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Now, Guzmán is back on the Drug Enforcement Administration's list of most wanted fugitives.
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As someone who stands on fugitives for political reasons, have you been swallowed whole?
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Fugitives say they need to get out of town because they're running from something.
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Worse, they pro-actively hinder the process of tracking and pinning down potential fugitives.
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The two Russians and Belan are believed to be living as fugitives in Russia.
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They shut down the tunnel and arrested all of the 21 would-be fugitives.
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Low, as reported by Variety, is considered one of the world's highest-profile fugitives.
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Holbrooke despised the fugitives but had grimly made up his mind to meet them.
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Michael Brown had been placed Monday on the FBI's Most Wanted list of fugitives.
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One is still on the United States Marshals Service's list of most wanted fugitives.
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Fugitives' use of stars in the night sky to navigate treks north is legendary.
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The service, an arm of the U.S. Department of Justice, is charged with apprehending fugitives.
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The US Drug Enforcement Administration had listed Philippe as one of its most wanted fugitives.
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On their ICE most wanted list, MS-2101 members, criminal alien fugitives wanted for homicide.
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Authorities tracked the two fugitives down in upstate New York, 45 miles from the jail.
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In April 2018, Caro Quintero was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
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A.B. Quintanilla, brother of the late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla, was among the ten fugitives.
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Deputy marshals also apprehend fugitives, secure prisoners and run the federal government's witness protection program.
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Both men, armed with guns, confronted the fugitives and held them at gunpoint, they said.
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Except for Hickey and Mallon, all are outside the country and are now considered fugitives.
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After arming themselves, the men confronted the fugitives and held them at gunpoint, authorities said.
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Nathan Deal said the state will use all available resources to track down the fugitives.
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A retired FBI supervisory special agent said he had no doubt the fugitives had assistance.
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Fugitives and vagabonds ravaged the countryside, visiting terror on the free peasantry, Siberia's real colonists.
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Judd made headlines last week for his tweeted threat to jail fugitives amid the hurricane.
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The 10 current fugitives made the list after committing crimes like murder, racketeering, and theft.
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Nathan Deal said the state will use all available resources to track the fugitives down.
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In 2015, China put Mr. Liu on its "Skynet" list of 100 most-wanted fugitives.
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Earlier Thursday, officials said bluntly that they had no idea where the fugitives had gone.
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As the violence escalates, the central characters become hunted fugitives, refugees in their own city.
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They have tried to build honest lives here and suddenly are as fearful as fugitives.
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Sixty-nine years ago this week, the FBI created its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
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The fugitives who emerge from under the garbage don't look much the worse for wear.
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The European Police Office (Europol), recently launched a website listing the continent's most wanted fugitives.
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The senator said she would also reverse a Trump administration action that she says made it easier for fugitives to buy guns: "Part of what happened under the current administration is they took fugitives off the list of prohibited people," she said Monday night.
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On March 31, Swann will offer ads for fugitives (estimated at a few thousand dollars each).
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The government argues the extradition bill is needed to stop fugitives from hiding in Hong Kong.
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Both fugitives were captured in Interpol-led operations after managing to slip out of Mexico undetected.
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Delgado was added to the FBI's 10 Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List on April 6, 2016.
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But this is an FLDS case, and the sect's history of hiding fugitives is well documented.
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A Mexican immigrant charged in the slaying is on the FBI's list of most wanted fugitives.
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The fifth episode marks the moment when the sensates stop being "fugitives" and start pushing back.
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If Pepsi can look for disgruntled Coke fans, why can't police look for rioters and fugitives?
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The smart glasses allow officers to scan crowds for criminal fugitives, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Ever since, Pelle has been on the Italian interior ministry's list of most-wanted mafia fugitives.
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The background check database declined to 24 fugitives from justice in 2017 from 511,855 in 2016.
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The political opinions of the Fugitives were complicated, but there's no doubt some held racist views.
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"For now, I have to be with my people," she said, referring to her fellow fugitives.
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The two fugitives resurface and hijack an automobile in which they attempt to leave the city.
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The area was settled by fugitives from slavery, then by freed slaves after abolition in 1851.
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In an unrelated matter, Spain last week put Firtash on its list of most-wanted fugitives.
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Jesús Alfredo Guzmán Salazar has been added to the Drug Enforcement Administration's most wanted fugitives list.
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In the past, Chinese police used facial recognition to arrest 25 "fugitives" at a beer festival. Sad!
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In addition to releasing the seven, the administration withdrew notices seeking the arrest of 14 fugitives overseas.
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Manhunts for white-collar fugitives can be some of the most difficult and time consuming of all.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter's got ZERO sympathy for fugitives seeking shelter as Hurricane Irma heads to Florida.
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Authorities previously said the fugitives were likely still together and might be living out of the van.
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It is not work for the faint of heart—plenty of fugitives try to fight off pursuers.
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He supported a series of exceedingly corrupt state governors, including several who became fugitives from the law.
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The protests began after Hong Kong's government proposed a bill allowing fugitives to be extradited to China.
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Bahrain's official agency said two other men it described as "fugitives" had organized the escape from Iran.
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Fugitives from their own lives, they end up banding together in a heavily patrolled Chinese border town.
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UAE media reported last month that the trial of 11 Arab men, including three "fugitives", had begun.
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Last month, two Palestinian police officers trying to arrest fugitives in the market were shot and killed.
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He was legendary for threatening slave catchers who showed up at his doorstep in pursuit of fugitives.
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The government has said it is necessary to prevent Hong Kong from becoming a haven for fugitives.
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Video recordings played in court showed them meeting the four fugitives at the airport before the attack.
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On February 8, 19683, newspapers across the country ran Hoover's list of the FBI's top 10 fugitives.
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Blane Barksdale had been on the Marshals Service's list of the 15 most wanted fugitives since Monday.
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Foner estimates that, between 1830 and 1860, some thirty thousand fugitives passed through its networks to freedom.
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They use social media, A.T.M. records and surveillance techniques to try to track the down the fugitives.
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State correction departments and countless local law enforcement agencies hire extradition companies to retrieve fugitives and suspects.
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Convicted felons, fugitives and people with a record of drug addiction also are banned from owning guns.
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While a number of Escalade members have been arrested and imprisoned, The Brothers and others remain wanted fugitives.
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Since its inception in 1950, about 500 names have been on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list.
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"Most fugitives mess up, make mistakes because they can't leave the life that they came from," he said.
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Authorities are still searching for 137 fugitives, including nine generals and admirals, Defence Minister Fikri Isik told Anadolu.
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The U.S. will also drop Interpol "red notices" — essentially arrest warrants — on a handful of sought Iranian fugitives.
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The escape The two men got onto a correctional bus as prisoners but became fugitives shortly before sunrise.
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The fugitives who vanished from Orange County Central Men's Jail are accused of murder, attempted murder and torture.
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A man whose Facebook page about missing children and fugitives helped investigators identify the defendant was particularly disappointed.
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"We're still looking for the other fugitives," acknowledged Roman Di Santo, head of the Argentine Federal Police force.
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China and Russia are among the countries that have abused Interpol's "red notice" database of information about fugitives.
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Like dozens of states and countless localities, Butler County outsources the long-distance transport of suspects and fugitives.
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Liu Changming, a former executive at a state-owned bank in China, is among China's most-wanted fugitives.
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"We are all going back," Samuel's father, Orlando Gutiérrez, 50, said as a group of fugitives roasted marshmallows.
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Other groups, such as runaway youth, AWOL soldiers, and criminal fugitives, may also avoid quarantine orders or recommendations.
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Until his arrest in Santa Monica, California, in 2011, Bulger was one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives.
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The minister recalled that in recent years Cuba has turned over to United States authorities 12 American fugitives.
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European fugitives could seek to escape justice by fleeing to their home countries after Brexit, it has emerged.
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Yamaha, however, doesn&apost want fugitives all over the world sneaking through airport security inside its music cases.
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He also says he has had four wives, been convicted of robbery 18 times and captured 10,000 fugitives.
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Credit...Diego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Most global fugitives tend to lie low.
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"His show literally caught hundreds of FBI fugitives," Allen said, including 17 of the bureau's Ten Most Wanted.
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William Yan, a New Zealand citizen, is on China's most-wanted list of international fugitives, accused of embezzlement.
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Video recordings played in court showed them meeting two of the fugitives at the airport before the attack.
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On Karen Sisco, Gugino played the long arm of the law — a US Marshal who tracked down fugitives.
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Together they hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and states' lists throughout the country.
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Photo:APChinese police have begun using glasses equipped with facial recognition-enabled cameras to spot fugitives traveling through train stations.
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But it was the love story between the Chapmans, as much as their adventures hunting fugitives, that enthralled viewers.
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Federal prosecutors also unsealed indictments of 16 people who are believed to have fled and are now considered fugitives.
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Still, the amateur fugitives' incompetence doesn't stop the investigators from giving us a glimpse into their fine-tuned process.
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With an estimated wealth of nearly $1 billion, Mr. Guzmán was among the most well-financed fugitives in history.
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Between 2014 and 2016, in an operation called "Fox Hunt", China secured the repatriation of more than 2,500 "fugitives".
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None of the 3m-odd fugitives America has taken since 1980 has been involved in a fatal terrorist attack.
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The stated purpose was to spot fugitives, but skeptics believed they would be misused to target activists and minorities.
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With that, they join the ranks of other animal fugitives who, despite heroic efforts, couldn't stay loose for long.
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To spur such help, there's a $50,000 reward for information leading to the fugitives (or $10,000 for each one).
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Police charged the fugitives last week with the second-degree murder of Leonard Dyck, 64, a Vancouver botany professor.
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Of the 523 fugitives that have been on the list, 1623 have been caught thanks to the public's help.
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Of the 523 fugitives that have been on the list, 162 have been caught thanks to the public's help.
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Turkey describes the fugitives as criminals involved in the coup plot, and has demanded that Greece hand them back.
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Police said the three PRO10 executives did not travel to the country for the Games and were considered "fugitives".
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She clarified that the ID check would weed out the sex offenders AND would serve to flag any fugitives.
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"Wanted: fugitives from justice (and their jobs!)," the signs read, accompanied by a lineup of photographs of the Republicans.
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The Hong Kong government says the measure is important to prevent the city from becoming a haven for fugitives.
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"The United States is not a safe haven for fugitives from any nation," Wyn Hornbuckle, a spokesman, said Wednesday.
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But the U.S. has sent back two Chinese fugitives in the past three months, including one suspected of rape.
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The choice between being free and becoming the state's property began long before they became fugitives from the law.
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One resounding image of "Queen & Slim" is that photograph of the couple, now fugitives, taken by a young admirer.
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Several of the 14 fugitives for whom the administration dropped charges and arrest warrants were accused of similar activities.
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The funny thing about "The Fugitives," however, is that you'd never mistake it for the work of an untalented writer.
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Mexican authorities arrested her Friday, two days after the FBI added her to its list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives.
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Together they will hunt down the Most Wanted Fugitives from the FBI, U.S. Marshals and States' lists throughout the country.
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Delgado is the ninth woman placed on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List since it was created decades ago.
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Firearm suicides are less common in US states that check if potential gun purchasers are mentally ill or criminal fugitives.
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His extradition is a victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in its fight against corruption and apprehending fugitives abroad.
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And in September, Mexico agreed to extradite several high-level fugitives, including Edgar (La Barbie) Valdez, to the United States.
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Cab driver Long Hoang Ma detailed the harrowing week he spent with the three violent fugitives who escaped on Jan.
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" And in possibly his toughest rhetoric directed at Castro, Trump flatly said, "the harboring of criminals and fugitives will end.
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Days 3-4: Hiding out at the Flamingo Inn Rosemead wasn't just where the fugitives spent time shopping at Target.
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The suspected gunman, 19133-year-old Travis Reinking, ran away, and is now one of Tennessee's 10 Most Wanted fugitives.
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The game re-creates the scenery of the Western frontier and follows a gang living as fugitives from the law.
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Rusting bullets and fragments of earthen utensils used by the fugitives are still found in these claustrophobic, bat-infested caves.
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Lam previously defended the extradition bill, saying it's intended to prevent Hong Kong from becoming a safe haven for fugitives.
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The motion said granting bond would embarrass the United States and compromise the ability to extradite fugitives from other countries.
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The fugitives include Shaun Davidson, a 33-year-old Australian, who had been set to be released within three months.
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Gun purchases can now be denied to fugitives who have crossed state lines to avoid prosecution or avoid giving testimony.
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Rocco Morabito, a notorious member of the Ndrangheta, or Calabrian Mafia, has been one of Italy's most-wanted fugitives since 1994.
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The fugitives were members of the First Capital Command, Brazil's largest and most powerful gang, known by its Portuguese acronym PCC.
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Two Target store employees – Hazel Javier and Jeffrey Arana – who also spotted the fugitives and called police, were allocated $15,000 each.
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It also might be because of the involvement of the US Marshals — whose job is to catch fugitives — and the DEA.
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The court normally hands down the maximum sentence for fugitives but a re-retrial is typically held after they are caught.
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Today, it is a high-tech operation with a small fleet of light aircraft that help hunt for fugitives from justice.
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He had been at his home on Pruitt road with his daughter when two friends called warning him about the fugitives.
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Authorities have offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the fugitives' capture, $50,000 of which was designated for each escapee.
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Everyone in town has one eye out for the fugitives, but no one wants to meet them in a dark alley.
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Five of the defendants named in the indictment are Russian nationals who "remain fugitives from justice," according to the Justice Department.
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"We recovered 179 of the fugitives," Fidele Mpayi, the mayor of Kinshasa's Selembao district, where the prison is situated, told Reuters.
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When the fugitives leave a rest stop, with Andrew's arm slung over David's shoulder, a woman gives them a dirty look.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong from Vietnam are charged with conspiring with four North Korean fugitives in the killing.
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Late Sunday, the government, responding to the protests, said the bill would prevent Hong Kong from becoming a haven for fugitives.
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The police can ask Interpol to approve international warrants, known as red notices, requesting the detention of fugitives around the world.
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The European Union suspends talks on relations with Serbia over its failure to arrest war crimes fugitives including Mladic and Karadzic.
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Mr. Hopkins, the report said, claimed variously to be investigating a meth lab, hunting fugitives and undertaking unspecified "operations" in Afghanistan.
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In this haunting novel, Mr. Whitehead turns the Underground Railroad from a metaphor into an actual train that ferries fugitives north.
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President Obama got dozens of political prisoners freed from Cuban prisons and a dozen criminal fugitives repatriated to the United States.
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His death marks a final chapter in the life of one of the country's most infamous criminals, federal informants and fugitives.
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Steph and her mother live like fugitives, on the run from an abusive father the 16-year-old Steph can't remember.
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The owner was an associate of Raymond White's, and a large number of those who labored there were fugitives like me.
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Exit bans have also been used to turn foreigners into bait meant to lure other people, like fugitives, to the country.
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Delgado was the ninth woman to be placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list since its creation in 1950.
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The 224 fugitives whose cases and international arrest warrants were dropped: The Justice Department and other U.S. agencies never provided details of the 22010 cases against Iranian fugitives that it dropped as part of the deal, including the names of the defendants or the charges against them, only confirming the cases of the seven men granted clemency by Obama.
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It's been two days since an audacious prison escape in rural Georgia left two guards dead and two fugitives on the loose.
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Ninth woman Delgado was the ninth woman placed on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List since it was created in 1950.
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Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, said the bill is intended to prevent Hong Kong from becoming a safe haven for fugitives.
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Italy's Interior Minister Angelino Alfano described Fazzalari as "one of the most important fugitives and a leading underworld figure," according to AFP.
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For all the distance they had covered since leaving suburban Chicago, Kevin and the ghost were not particularly good at being fugitives.
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The two fugitives were spotted hours after their escape in Albuquerque, more than a 250-mile drive to the northwest, police said.
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From there, the fugitives headed to a hair salon in El Monte, California, where they "attempt to change their appearance," Hallock said.
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And will protections for the accused be at the forefront of conversations regarding repatriating fugitives as part of bilateral law enforcement efforts?
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She showed the video to loss prevention officer Jeffrey Arana and called police because he thought the men might be the fugitives.
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In Ben H. Winters's chilling new thriller, "Underground Airlines," a bounty hunter named Victor tracks fugitives for the United States Marshals Service.
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Officials released photos of the rope and other evidence from the escape investigation Sunday as they continued their search for the fugitives.
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The FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list has been in existence since 1950, the FBI says in an FAQ about the list.
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However, subsequent tweets simply claimed anyone with a "warrant" would be targeted, and said fugitives should go to jail instead of shelters.
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Some 484 out of the 518 fugitives on the top 10 list have been captured or found since its inception in 1950.
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Our conversation was interrupted by the arrival of my daughters with the surprising announcement that they were fugitives from the Bucharest police.
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Indeed, Rosaleen (Saycon Sengbloh) all but disappears once the fugitives arrive at a magical sanctuary: the home of the beekeeping Boatwright sisters.
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As of May 0003, the F.B.I.'s criminal background check database still included 2,320 records of fugitives prohibited from buying a gun.
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When the federal authorities indicted the twins in 2004 on drug trafficking charges in Wisconsin, they fled together as fugitives to Mexico.
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In a series of shocking confrontations, antislavery Northerners intervened, either to prevent the capture of fugitives or liberate those already in custody.
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In response to Trump's demand to return fugitives sought by the United States, Rodriguez said Cuba considered them fighters for civil liberties.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) this week arrested two millionaire fugitives from Ecuador whose family donated heavily to American political campaigns.
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With two holes on its list, the FBI will again begin the process of nominating new fugitives to the Ten Most Wanted.
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Network executives hope that the show's central concept — tracking down fugitives — will appeal to its core audience, which adores CBS's procedural dramas.
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The plot revolves around Ford as a police officer out to round up a group of fugitives that have escaped to earth.
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Initially, Thai officials said Mr. Araibi had been detained based on an Interpol request alerting the immigration authorities to fugitives of justice.
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The bill, if passed, would allow the transfer of fugitives to jurisdictions Hong Kong lacks an extradition agreement with, including mainland China.
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Two women, Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, have been charged with four North Korean fugitives for the murder.
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The refugees, exiles, fugitives, or the merely stranded, confused, lost, or even, often, merely homesick—they suffer nausea, loss of appetite, agoraphobia.
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But newspapers would have kept white citizens informed about what the fugitives looked like, so blacks on the streets would have been scrutinized.
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One of Europe's most wanted fugitives and a key remaining suspect in November's Paris terror attacks has been arrested, Belgian media are reporting.
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"We're talking upwards of 50 people, and we only have two fugitives who weren't caught," Klapper said, the pride evident in her voice.
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Bin Laden was being pursued by the CIA and had been put on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list the year before.
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Delgado has been on the run for seven months, and the FBI added her Wednesday to its list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives.
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Still, the extradition changes, which the government says would only apply to fugitives accused of serious crimes, have some support among local organizations.
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Agreements between rulers to exchange fugitives go back at least to Biblical times, although they primarily concerned political enemies rather than common criminals.
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Before his 1986 arrest in Los Angeles, Shakur evaded authorities for several years and was on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
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The police used helicopters to search for the fugitives after they fled the scene of the attempted robbery in June, but found nothing.
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In 240, the Wall Street Journal reported that these planes use devices that mimic cell phone towers, allowing agents to track fugitives' phones.
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A skiptracer is someone tasked with finding out where people, typically fugitives on the run or those who owe a debt, are located.
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Episode 22017: Fear Never Fixed Anything It's easy to forget that our fairly confident main characters are all actually fugitives of a sort.
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"Several more fugitives will be extradited from Europe and South America in the near future," the China Daily cited the official as saying.
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The other 5843% are not innocent; they are multiple deportees, they are people who have been fleeing from the law, they are fugitives.
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At times, they acted as messengers between fugitives or imprisoned comrades, passing along tiny, folded notes— pizzini —written in a code of glyphs.
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But in return, Putin said he would expect the US to allow Russian investigators to question what he called fugitives on American soil.
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But in return, Putin said he would expect the US to allow Russian investigators to question people he called fugitives on American soil.
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But in return, Putin said, he would expect the US to allow Russian investigators to question what he called fugitives on American soil.
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The action was a result of Moscow adding Browder's name to an Interpol list of criminal fugitives, according to The New York Times.
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If caught, free blacks faced the possibility of being illegally sold into slavery, while fugitives turned agents faced potential reënslavement, torture, and murder.
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Others were looking for sanctuary in churches or simply shutting themselves up in their homes, essentially becoming fugitives when their check-ins passed.
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So she had seven fugitives hide under the bed and then got in, pulled the covers over herself and pretended to be sick.
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Guevarra tried this week to intervene to ensure the public did not take literally Duterte's expressed desire for the fugitives to be killed.
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When I asked one staff member if Vive admitted "fugitives," she replied that all asylum seekers were running from someone, or some place.
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Rahul Gandhi, leader of the principle opposition party Congress, has repeatedly attacked PM Modi on his failure to bring fugitives back to India.
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The decision is expected to anger Ankara, which accuses the fugitives of involvement in the abortive coup and wants them all handed over.
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It began with the aim to oppose the introduction of powers which could have seen Hong Kong authorities extradite fugitives to mainland China.
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About 100 Hong Kong arts organizations, including commercial galleries, announced a strike against a bill that would allow extraditing fugitives to mainland China.
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When we first arrived in Europe from California in 303, we became part of a network of fugitives stretching across the whole continent.
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The real-time, facial recognition glasses are being used to "prevent security risks, hunt down fugitives, and spot fake IDs," state media reported.
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In an astounding challenge to the United States, Castro opened his country to black revolutionary fugitives wanted by American authorities, some for violent crimes.
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A decade ago such fugitives were almost all men, but as gangs increasingly threaten their enemies' relatives, women and children have joined the exodus.
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Narrative inevitably plays a role, as you might expect when the fugitives of Sorrentino's title include a reporter, a novelist and an oral storyteller.
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Thanks in part to the EAW, the nickname has became less apt as, one by one, fugitives have been caught and sent back home.
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He also said Cuba should stop harboring U.S. fugitives, stop interfering in the United States' bilateral trade with Venezuela and stop oppressing its people.
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The new law required enslaved fugitives to be returned to their enslavers upon capture, and officials and citizens of free states to cooperate accordingly.
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Following an executive order, or ordinance, issued by the cabinet, investigating agencies will be able to confiscate the properties of fugitives in such cases.
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Rodriguez called those fugitives "fighters for civil liberties" who had already been granted political asylum by Cuba and would not be returned to US.
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If Pepsi can use a tool to find disgruntled Coke fans, why can't police use the same tool to look for rioters and fugitives?
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Authorities said Morabito -- one of Italy's five most-wanted fugitives -- entered Uruguay in 2001 using false Brazilian identification papers including a bogus birth certificate.
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Churches served as intermediary spaces for fugitives, where they were promised food and shelter while deciding whether to face trial or leave in exile.
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Two teen fugitives in Canada were detained and searched at an alcohol checkpoint the day police charged them with murder, but were let go.
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Torch picks up where Ember left off — with Laia and Elia as fugitives after a series of trials which crowns a powerful new Emperor.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, has said the extradition bill is intended to prevent Hong Kong from becoming a safe haven for fugitives.
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Rather, it serves as a sort of United Nations for police leaders and an information clearinghouse to help the local authorities catch international fugitives.
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In addition to that swap, the Justice Department also quietly dropped sanctions-related charges and rescinded international arrest warrants against 14 other Iranian fugitives.
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Had that region really been so principled, it wouldn't have needed a clandestine system to convey fugitives beyond its borders to a foreign nation.
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The protestors are especially wary of the transfer of fugitives to mainland China, where they say courts lack independence and respect for human rights.
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Antiques When slaves fled American and British farms and townhouses, their owners often placed detailed newspaper ads offering rewards to anyone who returned the fugitives.
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The proposed law would allow Hong Kong to extradite fugitives to territories where it doesn't have formal extradition deals, including mainland China, Taiwan and Macau.
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Embassy official, airline employee sought Interpol notices are issued to police in 190 different countries to help track fugitives and share information about wanted criminals.
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While Chicago said the targets were fugitives and criminals, the only data available about the individuals arrested was that the "majority" had prior criminal convictions.
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The campaign to return corrupt officials and other overseas fugitives adhered to the law, not only that of China, but also other countries, Wu added.
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A reward of up to $200,000 was offered for information leading to the capture of the fugitives, whom the authorities had described as extremely dangerous.
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Notably, although authorities have arrested Ramos, the four remaining defendants are not in custody, and are currently fugitives, according to the Justice Department press release.
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It was a royal break as six of the 15 fugitives had already worn the yellow jersey and nine of them were Tour stage winners.
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Still, Rodriguez said, the Cuban government had no intention of meeting Trump's demands, including extraditing US fugitives from justice, like convicted cop killer Assata Shakur.
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Combined with the State Department's partner countries, that system can catch fugitives as far away as Nepal, as it did in the Neil Stammer case.
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Members of the Bear Clan were patrolling the area when they spotted two individuals who met the descriptions of the fugitives near the garbage dump.
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In 2009, China issued a worldwide Interpol red notice for his arrest and he appeared on a list of China's 100 top fugitives in 2015.
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By the end of 1986, some eighteen former and present Rajneeshees had been convicted of crimes in Oregon; another ten charged with crimes remained fugitives.
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However, the force warned that all reported sightings are as yet unconfirmed, and that some people have been spreading misinformation and rumors about the fugitives.
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Read more: The 2 Canadian teen fugitives were searched at an alcohol checkpoint the day they were charged with murder, but authorities let them go
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That ruse, reminiscent of the legendary escape from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary in San Francisco, helped give the fugitives a 12-hour lead on their pursuers.
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Of the remaining eight, he said that four are fugitives, two others have received political asylum in the Czech Republic, and two others were pardoned.
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China is in the midst of a massive corruption crackdown and has stepped up efforts to find fugitives it says are hiding stolen assets abroad.
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International media and rights groups established their headquarters there, and it served as a haven for political fugitives, from Tiananmen student leaders to Edward Snowden.
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I'd put them back on the list, meaning that fugitives from justice should not be able to purchase a handgun or any kind of weapon.
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The broad-daylight shooting came on top of news that Israeli security forces had found and killed two Palestinian fugitives in the West Bank overnight.
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Antislavery Northerners, denying that obligation and those supposed rights, saw the fugitives as heroic refugees from bondage, and resisted federal interference fiercely and sometimes violently.
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The protests were sparked by a now-suspended bill that would allow fugitives to be extradited to China, where there is a separate legal system.
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Over the past few years, there has been some cooperation on security between the two countries, with Riyadh deporting four most wanted fugitives to India.
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In 2017, 1,300 fugitives were returned to China from overseas, including 347 corrupt officials, and 980 million yuan ($142 million) in illicit assets was recovered.
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Most of those charged on Tuesday are in state or federal custody; others were previously released on bail, while three remain fugitives, the authorities said.
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Probably the most concerning issue in the article is the fugitives [sic] assertion that he raised complaints with NSA lawyers and oversight and compliance personnel.
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I put them back on the list, meaning that fugitives from justice should not be able to purchase a handgun or any kind of weapon.
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Operation Foxhunt has seen more than 2,000 "economic fugitives", including 342 former officials, returned to China since 2014, according to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
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Tracking down such fugitives would be practically hopeless if not for a discovery made in 2014 by a team including Raman Sundrum, Chacko's colleague at Maryland.
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Additional arrests were expected by Thursday, as investigators continued to focus on street gang members tied to the three fugitives, Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said.
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The bill, which would have allowed fugitives to be transferred to maintain China, has met with widespread opposition, including from Hong Kong's traditionally conservative business community.
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The premise is this: nine teams of two people agree to live as fugitives while being "hunted" by 32 former intelligence agents, detectives, and Army vets.
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El Chapo's thoughts are interesting only because people who are fugitives from law enforcement don't generally get the chance to hold news conferences and the like.
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Canadian police have discovered the bodies of two men they believe to be the teenage fugitives wanted for murdering three people in British Columbia last month.
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"It is an unacceptable ruling that our extradition request for FETO fugitives Akin Ipek, Ali Celik and Talip Buyuk was rejected by Britain," said Abdulhamit Gul.
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Mrs Chan hopes that the chief executive will think again and set out "viable options" for handling fugitives from China, with a long period of consultation.
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Earlier, the prosecutor's office released a statement confirming the detention of three fugitives convicted of drug gang-related killings who escaped from prison on Dec. 27.
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After the police finally corner the fugitives at the edge of the desert, Thelma and Louise look at each other, then to the Grand Canyon below.
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Among the 100 fugitives subject to red notices from Interpol's National Central Bureau for China in 2015, only one was wanted on suspicion of paying bribes.
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She is the author of the books Blood Kin, Only the Animals, In the Garden of the Fugitives, and On J. M. Coetzee: Writers on Writers.
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Over the next two months, while on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List, Ray was on the run, traveling to Europe on a false passport.
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Duterte said he wanted civilians to support the manhunt on Bohol and offered a reward of 6 million pesos ($120,668) for each of the six fugitives.
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Ceridwen Dovey's third book, "In the Garden of the Fugitives," is an elegant — at times, deceptive — narrative that sifts through the selected memories of two characters.
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Thanks to their association with Lang, Hope and Hank are now fugitives (or rather, super-powered individuals whom the government wants to keep tabs on) too.
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The demonstrations were initially sparked by a now-suspended bill that would allow fugitives to be extradited to China, where there is a separate legal system.
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Mr. Stephens had not taken steps to cover his tracks that other fugitives have done, like discarding his cellphone, changing vehicles or traveling far from home.
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Among Mr. Trump's demands of the Cuban government was to extradite Americans fugitives living in Cuba who are wanted for crimes committed in the United States.
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Citizenship and immigration officials discovered that fingerprint records were missing for 315,000 immigrants who had been issued final deportation orders or who are criminals or fugitives.
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Other books included "The Plague Dogs" (1977), about two canine fugitives from an experimental lab; "Traveller" (1988), a Civil War chronicle from the viewpoint of Gen.
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And we never learn much about the fellow Germans — including Christians and Communists and those in mixed marriages — who risk their lives to help the fugitives.
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Many fugitives were passing through Now York at that time, and those who came in supposed that she was one of them, tired out and resting.
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The list, which has 43 fugitives on it, features Salah Abdeslam — who is wanted in connection with the Paris terror attacks which left 130 people dead.
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"Among the fugitives is the Italian Rocco Morabito, who was waiting for his extradition by the Italian justice being investigated for international drug trafficking," the statement said.
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The other two fugitives were traced to a rice mill near the city of Cayasta, where they took a worker of the mill hostage on Monday morning.
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Holy Trinity in Washington, DC is known to liberal clergy as the "church of last resort", because of the many liberal fugitives it draws from northern Virginia.
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Hong Kong has an extradition agreement with U.S. authorities that has allowed the transfer of a number of fugitives back to the United States over the years.
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The upcoming series follows the world-famous bounty hunter and his team of professionals, The Dirty Dozen, as they pursue Dog's "bucket list" of most-wanted fugitives.
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The audit, released last week, revealed that fingerprint records were missing for 315,000 immigrants who had been issued final deportation orders or who are criminals or fugitives.
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Dog's Most Wanted follows the world-famous bounty hunter and his team of professionals, The Dirty Dozen, as they pursue Dog's "bucket list" of most-wanted fugitives.
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Police in Kinshasa urged residents in a statement to turn in other fugitives and collaborate with authorities "to avoid the resurgence of criminality in the coming days".
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Xie said that Face++, whose technology is behind Chinese company Alipay's "scan-your-face-to-pay" function, has already helped the police catch more than 3,000 fugitives.
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Duterte told a news conference the 1,700 inmates, some of them imprisoned for rape and murder, had 15 days to surrender or they would be considered fugitives.
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Although the number of fugitives was relatively small — according to an 1850 survey, only about 1,000 per year reached the North — they disproportionally aggravated the sectional divide.
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U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said the nine Iranians were considered fugitives who may face extradition in more than 20163 countries if they travel outside Iran.
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At one point, some journalists who had been harassed by the authorities sought refuge in the building, and three syndicate board members were charged with harboring fugitives.
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Prior to that, Guo had enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with China's intelligence service, even helping to repatriate overseas fugitives, he later said in his YouTube videos.
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He was removed from the list in 1977 "when it was felt he no longer fit the 'Top Ten' criteria," according to the FBI's archive of fugitives.
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Prosecutors countered that with a 700-page file outlining how Bulger provided information on murders, drug deals, armed robberies and criminal fugitives that led to several arrests.
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But it was important to keep "unity" in the legal proceedings to avoid leaving those who stayed at a disadvantage compared with "the fugitives," the judge said.
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Politics played a big part in getting fugitives to The Hague: The United States threatened to hold back aid to Serbia unless Mr. Milosevic was handed over.
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After over six months on the run, Brenda Delgado, 33, the only woman on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, is now in custody in Mexico.
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Federal authorities said the refuge would remain closed for several weeks as agents secured what was now considered a crime scene and scoured it for fugitives or explosives.
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China had captured 4,141 fugitives from more than 90 countries and regions and recovered nearly 10 billion yuan ($1.57 billion) by the end of April, the commission said.
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As far as we in the command center were concerned, these were real fugitives, this was a real law enforcement scenario, and they could do whatever they wanted.
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Mr. Guzmán, whose escape from prison — his second — made him one of the most wanted fugitives in the world, was caught on Friday, before the article was published.
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The plea was the result of a months-long process that began in December when Van Wisse was added to the FBI's list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives.
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John also became the host of the long-running TV series America's Most Wanted, which shared stories of fugitives around the country and solicited tips from the public.
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Police told the Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times they suspect the fugitives made a $1,000 donation to a library in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, in the victim's name.
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The site, which draws comparisons with traditional FBI "most-wanted" posters in the United States, features photos and descriptions of fugitives convicted or suspected of committing serious crimes.
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The first sheriffs were appointed by the king, and charged with collecting taxes, investigating deaths, and commanding the posse comitatus, a gang of locals dispatched to hunt fugitives.
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In an interview last year, a police investigator identified Mr. Ojaki and Mr. Chowdhury as fugitives suspected of setting up training and recruitment pipelines for the Islamic State.
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Police confirmed he was the son of bank robber Patrick Benjamin Paddock, who was on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list for over a decade until 1977.
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The huge protests, which had been peaceful throughout Sunday, were a response to the city-state's plan to introduce legislation allowing China to extradite fugitives to the mainland.
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Prakash Javadekar, a minister in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet, said all the fugitives would have to come back and "return the looted money to the nation".
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That said, "In the Garden of the Fugitives" is still an impressive, thought-provoking novel that examines the complexities of racism and guilt as well as transactional relationships.
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It is unclear how many prisoners are still on the run, with the Sao Paulo Secretary of Penitentiary Administration saying that it was counting the number of fugitives.
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Northern states put up barriers to enforcement, including "personal liberty" laws guaranteeing jury trials for fugitives and prohibiting state officials from assisting in returning them to the South.
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In March, when residents began protesting against a controversial bill that would enable China to extradite fugitives from the city, the weekend rallies were relatively small and peaceful.
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"Who built it?" one of Whitehead's fugitives asks, on first reaching a station on the Underground Railroad and peering down a tunnel where iron tracks disappear into darkness.
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But Arnold Ridgeway, the slave-catcher in Colson Whitehead's novel, and August Pullman, in "Underground," are Ahab-like characters, privately and demonically obsessed with tracking down specific fugitives.
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Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon play best friends who set out on a weekend fishing trip and wind up becoming gun-toting fugitives in this classic road movie.
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The arrest of another set of fugitives compromised the security of the safe hold in the south of France, and many of our band of outliers moved on.
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Yeah, I'd rather have Yara as my ruler, too, but they're about to become very wanted fugitives, sailing the seas, trying to stay one step ahead of Euron.
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"The Fugitives" is the story of Alexander Mulligan III, known as Sandy, a successful Brooklyn writer who escapes to small-town Michigan to try to finish a stalled novel.
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There was no immediate Iranian reaction to Wednesday's Bahraini interior ministry statement, which added that authorities had arrested one member of the cell while others were fugitives in Iran.
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Amendments to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance bill would have allowed individuals, including foreigners, to be sent to mainland China to face trial in courts controlled by the Communist Party.
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The show followed Dog, the mulleted bounty hunter, and his platinum blond wife Beth, who formed a ferocious team with other family and colleagues and tracked down bail fugitives.
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The series will follow the world-famous bounty hunter, his wife and their team of professionals, The Dirty Dozen, as they pursue Dog's "bucket list" of most-wanted fugitives.
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Civil War also ends with Steve and his squad becoming international crime-fighting fugitives, which would make sexual relationships a low priority and a security conflict. Cap. Ain't. Fucking.
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The proposed legislation would have allowed fugitives to be handed over to Beijing, fueling concerns that Hong Kong's legal system may be compromised by closer judicial ties with China.
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The local government, led by Chief Executive Carrie Lam, has said the measures are necessary to close a legal "loophole" whereby accused fugitives cannot be sent to certain jurisdictions.
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China believes that more than 300 fugitives from the mainland are lying low in Hong Kong, a former senior Chinese police official recently told the territory's public broadcaster, RTHK.
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In pursuit of fugitives, the Chinese authorities are increasingly willing to challenge the sovereignty of foreign governments and to seek the help of international agencies, even on spurious grounds.
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Editorial Interpol, the international law enforcement agency, has had a history of allowing its international database of fugitives to be used by authoritarian governments to persecute dissidents and critics.
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Cuba takes all of those fugitives from American justice, including the cop killer from New Jersey, and send her back to the United States, to jail where she belongs.
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Negotiations are ongoing over difficult issues such as U.S. nationalization compensation claims, Cuba's demand for embargo reparations, extraditing fugitives and the return of the Guantanamo Naval Base to Cuba.
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"I never thought I'd see this day," Patricia Donahue, whose husband, Michael Donohue, was killed in a 219.5 shooting attributed to Mr. Bulger, said after the fugitives were captured.
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In 22017, it calculated that the answer was 315,000: people who'd been convicted of crimes or were fugitives, or who had been ordered deported from the US since 1990.
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The community was effectively created by the absence of an extradition treaty between the UK and Spain between 1978 to 1985, which made fugitives tougher to bring to justice.
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While red notices are not legally binding, they can be used to detain fugitives so they can be extradited to the country where they were convicted of a crime.
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But it reaffirmed its broader push to ease extradition by introducing legislation that would help Hong Kong send fugitives to jurisdictions that it does not have rendition agreements with.
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Judd, an independent who made headlines last year for threatening to arrest fugitives at shelters during Hurricane Irma, is encouraging more schools and universities to enlist in his program.
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"The United States has consistently used the extradition process to obtain indicted fugitives who are overseas, so that they can stand trial in our federal courts," Mr. Prior said.
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"The prioritization of immigration fugitives since the inception of ICE emphasizes their arrest and removal because they deliberately ignored a federal judge's order," ICE spokeswoman Paige D. Hughes said.
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It has helped catch some high-profile fugitives Serial killer Ted Bundy spent four days on the Ten Most Wanted list in 21977, after his second escape from jail.
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A teen is among state's most wanted fugitives One of the two teens who remains at large has been added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations' most wanted list.
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The series focuses on the Chapmans, who have long been bounty hunters, and a team known as "The Dirty Dozen" who were working with them to track down fugitives.
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Looking like fugitives from a factory floor, at least 1,000 55-gallon drums dotted Central Park in the 1980s, marring what may be the greatest invented landscape in America.
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Crucially, OPD has agreed to limit their use of the cell site sim to search and rescue operations, locating mass casualty event victims, missing persons searches, and apprehending fugitives.
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The Hong Kong government proposal, announced in February, would grant the city's leader executive power to send fugitives to jurisdictions not covered by existing arrangements, including Mainland China and Taiwan.
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As part of President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-corruption campaign, China published a list of 100 most-wanted fugitives in April 2015, all subject to Interpol red notice arrest warrants.
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Despite the mass demonstrations, Lam has refused to withdraw the extradition bill, saying it is needed to plug loopholes to prevent the city from becoming a haven for mainland fugitives.
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Things unfolded the way they unfolded, and I think the show's been pretty faithful about showing the mistakes that we make as well as the mistakes that the fugitives made.
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The Obama administration has conducted occasional immigration raids in the past, to round up convicted criminals or "immigration fugitives" (people who've been ordered deported but are still in the US).
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Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF) said it was planning to hold a third protest on Sunday afternoon against the bill that would allow fugitives to be extradited to mainland China.
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Lam and other government officials repeatedly offered assurances that adequate safeguards would guarantee protection from possible human rights abuses and that only fugitives accused of serious crimes could be extradited.
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In July, parliament approved a legislation to seize assets of fugitives accused of crimes involving sums over 1 billion rupees ($14 million), as a way to put pressure on them.
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Under the occupation, the Ritz harbored Germans—including Hermann Göring—but also hid Allied pilots, fugitives, Jews, and members of the Resistance, thanks to schemes rolled out by hotel personnel.
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The fugitives, Hossein Nayeri, 37, and Jonathan Tieu, 20, were taken into custody by the San Francisco Police Department, Sheriff Sandra Hutchens of Orange County said at a news conference.
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The aircraft was operated by the US Marshals Service, and is part of a small fleet of spy planes used to hunt fugitives, in part by tracking their cell phones.
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But Trump is expected to make it tougher for Americans to visit and do business on the island while blasting Cuba's alleged human right abuses and harboring of US fugitives.
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The President is expected to stop US companies from making deals with the Cuban military (which runs the country's tourism industry) and demand the extradition of US fugitives in Cuba.
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Closed circuit television recordings played in court on Wednesday showed three of the fugitives at the airport in a car registered to a North Korean suspect named Ri Jong Chol.
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Airport video recordings screened in court earlier showed the embassy's second secretary and a manager for North Korean airline Air Koryo helping the four fugitives flee immediately after the murder.
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A last resort could also be relying on Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization, to hunt her down using a "red notice," often used to arrest fugitives in foreign countries.
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In some Virginia counties, local prosecutors found that the roster included fugitives, felons who were still imprisoned in other states — and even one person who had been deported to Peru.
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Beijing claims that the change in extradition laws is aimed solely at fugitives from justice on the mainland, but for Hong Kong, they represent a further erosion of its independence.
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China's widely-publicised "Sky Net" operations to bring home overseas fugitives suspected of corruption and economic crimes are a key plank of President Xi Jinping's sweeping campaign to eradicate graft.
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I've met companies who've taken investments and then did their due diligence on the investor — only to find out they were one of the leading fugitives from a European country.
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The new images were released on Saturday, showing Blane and Susan Barksdale at San Juan County Jail, where the fugitives were housed the night before their alleged escape in Utah.
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Police in Georgia announced Tuesday that they're searching for a pair of fugitives who killed two guards on a prison bus at around 6:45 AM, the Associated Press reports.
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HONG KONG — After business groups had criticized a plan to ease rendition of fugitives between Hong Kong and jurisdictions including mainland China, the Hong Kong government pulled back, a little.
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Civilians who have managed to get out have told of fighters killing men who were planning to leave and shooting fugitives fleeing through the streets, Amnesty International reported on Thursday.
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Mr. Moi did not join the Kikuyu-led Mau Mau rebellion against British rule in the 1950s, but sympathized with the movement and once harbored five fugitives at his home.
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As for the fact that Jonah also helps hunt down and kill Nazi fugitives trying to start a Fourth Reich in America … well, the character's motivation was easy to understand.
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European fugitives could flee from the UK to their home countries as three EU countries confirm they will not extradite their own nationals to Britain now that Brexit has happened.
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"There are 500,000 immigration fugitives and criminal aliens that ICE cannot reach or arrest" due to available resources and sanctuary city protections, another senior DHS official said on the call.
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Agreements have been reached in areas such as law enforcement, the environment, resumption of postal service and commercial flights, while talks on such thorny issues as fugitives and reparations continue.
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Since the Swiss border runs through the staircase (and Switzerland remained neutral during the war), the Nazis were prevented from entering, which left the upstairs as a safe space for fugitives.
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This act of violence has major repercussions: Sam and Zoe become fugitives whose faces are plastered all over the local news, and sends Hassine Mining into a PR and financial crisis.
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The fugitives are part of the biggest movement of people in Africa since the 1994 Rwandan genocide - some two million within South Sudan and nearly the same again outside its borders.
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Follow live updates Given that marshals are charged with apprehending dangerous fugitives and Webber had multiple felony warrants, according to the bureau, it seems unlikely the encounter was a chance one.
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Chief Executive Lam and her government have insisted the bill was simply a way to close loopholes and ensure Hong Kong does not become a haven for fugitives from the mainland.
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Hong Kong protests More than a million people jammed the streets of Hong Kong yesterday to protest a controversial extradition bill that would let Chinese authorities extradite fugitives from the city.
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Another security source said the troops and helicopters were deployed mainly in a Palestinian refugee camp in the heart of the city where most of the wanted fugitives were holed up.
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Chan's case became the impetus for a controversial extradition bill in Hong Kong that would have allowed fugitives to be turned over to authorities in places like China, Taiwan and Macao.
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The proposed extradition bill, which would have allowed fugitives to be handed over to authorities in mainland China, was suspended by the city's Beijing-backed Chief Executive Carrie Lam last month.
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The DEA has a long-standing arrest warrant against Philippe and lists him as one of its Most Wanted Fugitives, accusing him of conspiracy to import cocaine and launder monetary instruments.
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This weekend's protest was against a proposed law that would allow Hong Kong to extradite fugitives to territories where it doesn't have formal extradition deals, including mainland China, Taiwan and Macau.
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In fact, he went to Las Vegas, started a new life, and eluded authorities for nearly four years until his case was featured on an episode of American Greed: The Fugitives.
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California escape: Jail teacher arrested; fugitives thought to be in van Detectives are trying to determine whether anyone helped the pair and another man in the eight days since they escaped.
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Turkish Deputy Prime Minister and government spokesman Numan Kurtulmus said later on Monday that the cabinet would make the final decision on which of the "fugitives"' would have their citizenship removed.
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Bree's parents' religion turned out to be a secret society called the Order, and Bree and her new friends became fugitives to protect themselves before Bree herself was eventually killed off.
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While there hasn't been much progress, both governments have already been negotiating on thorny issues like human rights, fugitives and repatriations for Americans who had their property seized after the revolution.
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U.S. Marshals are on the hunt in Arkansas for two "armed and dangerous" fugitives, one of whom is the leader of a murderous white supremacist gang called the New Aryan Empire.
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The past few years have seen an increase in extralegal extradition of both mainland fugitives as well as political protesters, most notably the staff of Causeway Bay Books in late 2015.
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Another security official said the troops and helicopters were deployed mainly in a Palestinian refugee camp in the heart of the city where most of the wanted fugitives were holed up.
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Last month, Thailand pressed Laos over the extradition of Thai fugitives accused of lese majeste, or royal insult, which carries a jail term of up to 15 years for each offence.
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The widely-publicized "Fox Hunt" and "Sky Net" operations to repatriate overseas fugitives suspected of corruption and economic crimes constitute a key plank of President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-graft campaign.
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While two former governors, Tomás Yarrington and Eugenio Hernández, are currently fugitives from drug money laundering charges in US courts, serious investigations into narco-corruption are almost unheard of in Mexico.
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Tolbert and Toliver, who'd previously been identified by police as suspects, are each being held on a warrant to arrest fugitives from another state, according to the Clark County jail roster.
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Chen Zhimin, a former deputy minister of public security, told reporters in Beijing last month mainland authorities already had a list of more than 300 fugitives who are in Hong Kong.
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Among the investors for whom the business submitted EB-5 petitions were fugitives from China's 53 most-wanted list, which published by the Chinese Communist Judicial Prosecution Committee, the affidavit said.
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Mr. Zhang told the forum Wednesday that a full withdrawal of the bill would imply that the stated intention of preventing Hong Kong from becoming a haven for fugitives was wrong.
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Mr. Zhang told the forum Wednesday that a full withdrawal of the bill would imply that the stated intention of preventing Hong Kong from becoming a haven for fugitives was wrong.
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Nearly 92 percent of aliens arrested by ICE in Fiscal Year 2016-17 had been convicted or faced charges, were fugitives from the law, or had been deported and reentered illegally.
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The United States Marshals Service put Mr. Loyd on its list of most-wanted fugitives on Tuesday and added $25,000 to a $100,000 reward for information that led to his arrest.
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Washington directly rebuked Moscow Monday evening when it lifted a travel ban against Bill Browder, a harsh Kremlin critic who was placed on an Interpol list of criminal fugitives by Russia.
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The series will follow the world-famous bounty hunter, his wife and their team of professionals, The Dirty Dozen, as they pursue Dog's "bucket list" of most-wanted fugitives throughout the country.
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The 10-part series will follow the husband-and-wife duo and their team of bounty hunters ("The Dirty Dozen") as they hunt the FBI, U.S. Marshals, and State's Most Wanted Fugitives.
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Beijing stands by law The protests were sparked by new laws, proposed by the pro-Beijing Hong Kong administration, which would allow fugitives to be extradited to mainland China from Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong protests Lawmakers in Hong Kong put off for now debate on a controversial bill that would let fugitives be extradited to China after protesters blocked roads and government buildings today.
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The 10-part series will follow the husband-and-wife duo and their team of bounty hunters ("The Dirty Dozen") as they hunt the FBI, U.S. Marshals and State's Most Wanted Fugitives.
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The arrests of the fugitives begins a new chapter in a burgeoning political scandal that revolves around wider allegations that high level members of the last government ran an ephedrine trafficking ring.
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There has been initial discussion over more difficult issues such as U.S. nationalization compensation claims, Cuba's demand for embargo reparations, extraditing fugitives and the return of the Guantanamo Naval Base to Cuba.
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Now that he's back behind bars,six months after he escaped, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has stamped the word "captured" across his picture on its "most wanted international fugitives" web page.
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Yet this tendency also reflected the values and self-confidence of a country founded by fugitives, which, over the ensuing four centuries, has been relentlessly successful at turning them into productive citizens.
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As happens with growing regularity during the Indian army's search-and-kill operations in the Kashmir Valley, hundreds of villagers had gathered at the scene to try to protect the doomed fugitives.
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In the days that followed, however, Duong began calling him "uncle" and eventually whisked him to freedom from a motel in San Jose where the fugitives had holed up during a manhunt.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico's most notorious kingpin, shipped tonnes of drugs around the world, escaped two maximum-security prisons and became one of the world's most-wanted fugitives.
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An Oklahoma man on the U.S. Marshals' Most Wanted fugitives list was arrested Wednesday in Mexico after someone watching a TV show about his case called authorities with a tip, PEOPLE confirms.
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A Florida sheriff who threatened to jail fugitives with warrants if they sought shelter during Hurricane Irma has been sued by a man who claims he was denied entry to a shelter.
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Saturday to an unrelated call when a man said he saw a parked white van that looked like the one authorities said the fugitives had stolen, Hutchens said during a news conference.
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Authorities say such orders need to be approved by the city's independent judiciary as a safeguard, but critics say judges will have difficulty validating evidence presented by mainland authorities against potential fugitives.
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This case pertains to Bahrain's allegation in 2015 that Iranian Revolutionary Guards helped Shi'ite Bahraini fugitives join forces to set up a militant group called the Zulfiqar Brigades to destabilize the kingdom.
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Amendments to the Fugitives Offenders Ordinance contained in the bill would have allowed individuals, including foreigners, to be sent to mainland China to face trial in courts controlled by the Communist Party.
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During the long voyage that followed, the pair of fugitives had to stay clear of people: They traveled mostly by night, hitched rides on freight trains, and dodged gunshots and Russian troops.
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This is the terminus of Phase I. The projection is that the Second Avenue line will convey two hundred thousand passengers a day, most of them fugitives from the 4/5/6.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese woman who topped a list of China's most-wanted overseas fugitives confessed in court to corruption on Friday, state media said, eight months after she turned herself in.
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Eric Foner, making the best of difficult data, suggests that, across the country and throughout the duration of slavery, the number of white Americans who regularly aided fugitives was in the hundreds.
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In pairs of two, the fugitives need to stay unrecognized for a 28-day stretch in a radius of 100,000 square miles that covers parts of South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Georgia.
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Operation leads to nationwide arrests ICE in Los Angeles said it had conducted a five-day operation targeting criminals and fugitives, and said that the vast majority of those arrested had criminal histories.
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Richard, who grew up in the despised German Democratic Republic, brings his own experience as a second-class German to bear on his welfare work for a large group of fugitives from Libya.
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LOS ANGELES — The two remaining fugitives who escaped from a maximum-security jail in Southern California were recaptured in the Bay Area on Saturday, ending an eight-day manhunt, law enforcement officials said.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday to oppose a legal amendment that would allow fugitives to be extradited from the territory to China for trial.
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The priest said he had long kept "safe houses" across the city, secret apartments he offered as refuges to Irish Republicans on the lam and other political fugitives, as well as undocumented immigrants.
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Mexico is full of cases in which notorious fugitives were caught thanks to birthday celebrations, culinary cravings, and sporting enthusiasm — not infrequently mixed with reckless visits to mothers, children, wives, mistresses, or prostitutes.
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Rodriguez also flatly rejected Trump's demand that Havana return American fugitives who have received asylum in Cuba, saying the U.S. has no "legal or moral basis" to do so, according to the report.
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Washington has long resisted handing over the fugitives, many of them accused of bribery, corruption and embezzlement, because of questions about the impartiality of Chinas judicial system and the fairness of the charges.
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He wants to escape his fiancée, an heiress who treats him as a gigolo, so Regi lets him stay at her apartment, and they hide out there together, like a couple of fugitives.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, were charged with having common intent with four North Korean fugitives to kill Kim Jong Nam at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in February 2017.
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Edward E. Baptist, a history professor at Cornell who oversees Freedom on the Move, said many fugitives returned after a few days, such as women who left behind children and older relatives needing care.
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Hong Kong (CNN)More than 2800 million protesters took to the streets of Hong Kong Sunday, organizers said, to oppose a controversial extradition bill that would enable China to extradite fugitives from the city.
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The U.S. government's legal argument, adopted by the appeals court, is that the defendants are fugitives seeking to avoid criminal prosecution in the United States and therefore are not allowed to contest the forfeiture.
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Clashes are erupting between local and federal officials over the hundreds of joint task forces that operate around the country, specializing in missions such as finding fugitives, fighting drug dealers, or tracking potential terrorists.
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In his cold-war heyday, he turned his small island into a pocket superpower, fomenting revolution across Latin America, dispatching armies to Africa and brazenly sheltering fugitives, political and criminal, from the United States.
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Mr. Guzmán, one of the world's most wanted fugitives, who had twice escaped jail, was captured in his home state of Sinaloa in northwest Mexico on Friday after a gun battle with the authorities.
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By October 2017, nearly 3,500 fugitives had been returned to China from more than 90 different countries and regions around the world, as well as assets worth 9.5 billion yuan ($1.50 billion), Xinhua added.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is Mexico's most notorious kingpin who shipped tonnes of drugs around the world, escaped two maximum-security jails and became one of the world's most-wanted fugitives.
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According to the network, Chapman and his elite team of professionals, The Dirty Dozen, are coming to the network in pursuit of Dog's 'bucket list' of most wanted fugitives in this thrilling new series.
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MADRID – Spain&aposs government says it is studying the "viability" of the proposal by Catalonia&aposs separatist leader to name former lawmakers who are in jail or fugitives from justice to his new Cabinet.
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The majority of those killed posed no threat to the attacking forces, a 2010 report commissioned by the United Nations found, adding that the Rwandan military did not discriminate between Hutu fugitives and refugees.
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A 2010 report commissioned by the United Nations found the Rwandan military did not discriminate between Hutu fugitives and refugees and that the majority of those killed posed no threat to the attacking forces.
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Some of these events, like the Cuban Missile Crisis, have ended up in history books as lessons from the past but other transgressions, such as Cuba's continued harboring of fugitives, are still a reality.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian police descended on a tiny hamlet in northern Manitoba on Sunday after a reported sighting of two teenage fugitives wanted in the murders of three people, including American and Australian tourists.
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It represents a gateway to opportunity or escape for the migrants and fugitives, in life and in song, who cross it in the hope of a fresh beginning—a kind of baptism by border.
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A massive search involving helicopters, police commandos and sharpshooters for three prison fugitives convicted of drug gang-related killings appeared to have ended when Macri congratulated the security forces on his official Twitter account.
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With "In the Garden of the Fugitives," Dovey pivots the narrative lens onto her own life, and many of the questions that Vita is asking seem to be questions the author is considering herself.
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In time, alarmed but emboldened Northern free blacks and their white abolitionist allies formed vigilance committees to ward off slavecatchers, while Northern legislatures began approving so-called personal liberty laws to shield the fugitives.
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To accused fugitives arrested under its authority, it denied the most basic right enshrined in the Anglo-American legal tradition: habeas corpus — the right to challenge, in open court, the legality of their detention.
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Cameras will follow Grace and her expert contributors as they dive deep into criminal cases, ask tough questions to find missing children, unlock clues, warm up cold cases and help bring fugitives to justice.
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" By the following year, the Times was reporting that the term had "come into very general use to designate the organized arrangements made in various sections of the country, to aid fugitives from slavery.
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She declined to specify the alleged connection the five people arrested have to the escaped inmates or what charges they may face, but suggested they provided the fugitives with some external assistance in their escape.
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But China has struggled to win full cooperation in tracking and repatriating such fugitives, with foreign countries blaming an under-developed legal system, and concern about rights abuses, for their reluctance to sign extradition treaties.
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A sudden tragedy turns them both into fugitives; a strange turn in the Arctic leaves Wash alone, with a small purse of money, a price on his head and a slave-catcher on his trail.
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On Sunday, hundreds of thousands thronged the streets in mass protests in an outpouring of anger over a controversial extradition bill that would allow fugitives to be sent from Hong Kong to China for trial.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Ren Biao, one of China's most wanted fugitives accused of forgery and fraudulently obtaining loans, has returned to the country and handed himself over to the police, the graft watchdog said on Saturday.
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His administration has targeted banks and heavily indebted businesses and tracked down rich fugitives hiding out in other countries - popular policies that helped him win a second-term in a landslide election victory in May.
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"What is at risk is the safety of New Yorkers, without the limited use of this technology to locate dangerous fugitives," J. Peter Donald, the director of communications for the department, said in a statement.
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The ending of the movie results in Cap's team, sans Cap and Bucky, getting captured and then subsequently broken out of their maximum-security prison (by Cap), meaning they're essentially fugitives heading into Infinity War.
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In a list of what it called fugitives from justice, the ministry named Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) lawmakers Faysal Sariyildiz and Tugba Hezer, and former HDP lawmaker Ozdal Ucer.
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The news agency said Interior Minister Sheikh Rashed bin Abdullah al-Khalifa, chairing a security meeting to review the circumstances of the escape from the Dry Dock Detention Center, warned Bahrainis against harboring the fugitives.
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Hearing that her ancestor had taken the side of freed slaves, who many in the North saw as fugitives out to take their jobs, Bowen couldn't help but find a correlation between then and now.
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Kathy Wilson, a former prison guard who now captures fugitives for Big Sky Bail Bonds in Kalispell, Montana, prefers to nab them leaving a supermarket with arms full, or in casinos where firearms are banned.
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ARCAHAIE, Haiti (Reuters) - Most inmates of a northern Haitian prison escaped on Saturday after killing a guard and stealing firearms, said authorities who launched a manhunt with support from U.N. peacekeepers for the 174 fugitives.
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On Sunday, June 15, one million Hong Kong residents flooded the downtown streets, demanding that city authorities scrap a bill which would allow mainland China's communist government to extradite fugitives from the semi-autonomous region.
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Every year, tens of thousands of fugitives and suspects — many of whom have not been convicted of a crime — are entrusted to a handful of small private companies that specialize in state and local extraditions.
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Likewise, more people know the name of Levi Coffin, a white Midwestern Quaker, than that of Louis Napoleon, a freeborn black abolitionist, even though both risked their lives to help thousands of fugitives to safety.
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A few months ago, we left China altogether for a cleaner Asian city, where we wake up to the sound of tropical birds singing in the flame tree outside, happy to call ourselves pollution fugitives.
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The murders reportedly took place about an hour southeast of Atlanta, and cops think that the fugitives are headed west, according to CBS affiliate WRDW, and local, state, and federal authorities are on the hunt.
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Several senior Chinese Communist Party leaders, including Han Zheng, a vice premier, have expressed support for the bill, saying it would improve the city's legal system and prevent it from becoming a haven for fugitives.
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Women cook over an open fire fueled by freshly cut wood because the kitchen in this modest three-bedroom ranch home in the Costa Rican countryside cannot possibly accommodate food preparations for 50 hungry fugitives.
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A woman delivering pizza to the fugitives at a nearby motel became suspicious when she was told that her money would be left on a dresser and that she was to take it and leave.
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The three fugitives bend their heads over the creature, admiring its long green body curling and uncurling "lasciviously," while the mother's skin gives off the scent of wine and smoke from the goings-on below.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters have taken to Hong Kong's streets since early June, originally in opposition to an extradition law that would have allowed fugitives in the city to be transferred to mainland China.
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Carole said she was "done with Japan" Japan has issued international wanted notices for the couple, which means the two will live in Lebanon as fugitives and could be arrested if they leave their country.
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And, while in real life fugitives ran in every imaginable direction and were often caught or forced to turn back or died en route, in our stories the direction of travel is more nearly uniform.
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Aided by a local pacifist group and hounded by United States and Japanese military police, the fugitives sneaked aboard a Siberia-bound Russian freighter and were later taken to Moscow by hard-drinking K.G.B. agents.
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President Sergio Mattarella of Italy said that Mr. Battisti should be returned to Italy to "serve his sentence for the grave crimes that stained Italy, and let the same be said for all fugitives abroad."
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And then on the third piece, because none of us have been sleeping the last two years, part of what's happened under the current administration is they take fugitives off the list of prohibited people.
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"It's the latest in a pattern of fugitives wanted for serious acts of terrorism fleeing to Iran in coordination with authorities in Tehran and other exiles there," the official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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At first, the manhunt was only concentrated in the Buenos Aires region, but later the police tracked the fugitives to a rural area in the center of the province of Santa Fe, about 300 miles away.
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"We use a real-world historical case...to improve our analysts' own mental models of how to help hunt down such 'hard target' fugitives from justice," Ruhnke wrote in a statement included in the FOIA response.
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This includes over 1,000 successful gun sales to people convicted of domestic violence offenses, 500 gun sales to people who were fugitives, and 120 gun sales to people currently under a restraining order for domestic violence.
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"Hong Kong Police will continue to take strong enforcement action against overseas fugitives fleeing to Hong Kong," Sunday's police statement said, with the man having been apprehended in Tung Chung where the city's airport is located.
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"The question of having a comprehensive arrangement for rendition, sending fugitives to mainland China, has been under discussion for more than 20 years, and of course got nowhere," former Hong Kong lawmaker Emily Lau told CNN.
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When police released photos of fugitives they wanted to trace, they were forced to issue an almost immediate and embarrassing retraction as it emerged one turned out to be that of an author living in Boston.
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One of the agency's 'most-wanted' fugitives Javier Atlixqueno-Vaquero was convicted in 2002 of crimes including felony sale of a hallucinogen/narcotic controlled substance and felony failure to appear in court, according to court officials.
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Securing ill-gotten wealth from corrupt officials who have fled the country has been part of China's multi-agency "Sky Net" campaign launched in 2014, though authorities have especially touted the return of hundreds of fugitives.
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He attacked Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba, saying the U.S. made "major concessions" and Cuba changed "nothing" in how they behave in return, including harboring fugitives, collaborating with U.S. enemies and oppressing its citizens.
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Officials give few details on fighters detained or killed in the battle for Sirte, saying they find it hard to trace militants who use different identities and that resources to track and intercept fugitives are scarce.
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Automatic license plate readers (ALPR) scan and detect license plates, along with the time, date and location from thousands of cameras installed across the country to spot criminals and fugitives with warrants out for their arrest.
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Under the narrowed definition, in place since February, gun purchases can only be denied to fugitives who have crossed state lines to avoid prosecution for a crime or to avoid giving testimony in a criminal proceeding.
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Starting in the early years of the Cold War, psychics were given clearance to assist various agencies with operations that included tracking Soviet submarines, locating fugitives, and mapping the interior of the Chinese Embassy in Rome.
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China has been criticised for its mass surveillance system, coupled with its enthusiastic adoption of facial recognition technology, which has been used to identify fugitives in huge crowds attending concerts and to detain them, for example.
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Ms. Harris's team cited news reports about tens of thousands of fugitives removed from the database after the Justice Department settled a longstanding dispute between the F.B.I. and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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In preparing the new edition, a researcher for the Eakins Press identified another 10 or 11 statues in the book that are, depending on your point of view, either endangered or static fugitives from historical justice.
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An extreme example is Kevin Mitnick, who hacked into corporations, landed on the F.B.I. Most Wanted Fugitives list, went to jail for five years, but is now a security consultant to Fortune 210 companies and governments.
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Liu Changming, 53, the father, is among China's most-wanted fugitives, accused of helping to carry out one of the country's biggest bank frauds, in which $1.4 billion in illegal loans was issued to property developers.
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He said the U.S. would consider lifting those and other restrictions only after Cuba returned fugitives and made a series of other internal changes including freeing political prisoners, allowing freedom of assembly and holding free elections.
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Violence has jumped this year after authorities carried out a death sentence on three men convicted of a deadly bombing on policemen in 2014, followed by the shooting deaths of two policemen and three militant fugitives.
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In a colossal blunder, the Interior Ministry then accidentally sent journalists a memo on Tuesday detailing how to deal with media after the raid, including denying any wrongdoing and accusing a syndicate leader of harboring fugitives.
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The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection took the fight overseas in 103 by releasing a list of the 100 most- wanted fugitives that it has since sought to return through operations called "fox hunt" and "sky net".
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Since the proposed amendments to the Fugitives Offenders' Ordinance was first put to the legislature in February, Lam has repeatedly rebuffed concerns voiced in many quarters, including business groups, lawyers, judges, and foreign governments against the bill.
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Clark is the head of this 32-person team, which also means he slaps headshots of the fugitives on a white board like he's auditioning for the part of a grizzled but successful cop on The Wire.
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A US Army soldier maneuvers a robot into a cave to detect mines, traps, and other unexploded materials hidden by Taliban or al-Qaeda fugitives in the eastern border town of Qiqay, Afghanistan, on July 22001, 20013.
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Already about 200 million surveillance cameras are scattered around the country — to track big spenders in luxury retail stores, catch identity thieves, prevent violent crime, find fugitives, catch sleeping students in the classroom and even snag jaywalkers.
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Saudi authorities say the area, which dates back some 200 years to Ottoman times, is being used by fugitives wanted for attacks on security forces and local dignitaries accused of collaboration with the government to escape arrest.
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According to the RCMP, Associated Press and the BBC, authorities had been able to narrow their search for the fugitives after finding items linked to them last week near the bank of the Nelson River in Manitoba.
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The case pertains to Bahrain's allegation last year that Iranian Revolutionary Guards helped fugitives from the Western-allied Gulf kingdom join forces to set up a Shi'ite militant group called the Zulfiqar Brigades to destabilize the state.
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New Catalan leader Quim Torra named Jordi Turull and Josep Rull, who are both in pre-trial detention, and Antoni Comin and Lluis Puig, who are fugitives in Belgium, as proposed members of his government on Saturday.
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Israeli army officers, on the hunt for fugitives, often searched the complex, and it was also normal, at any given time, for at least one or two of his family members to be in jail, he testified.
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A Chinese official in Hong Kong is urging the quick passage of legal measures to allow fugitives to be transferred to the mainland – a controversial proposal that is mired in political gridlock and opposed by business groups.
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Their week-and-a-half of freedom came to an end this weekend, when two of the fugitives were nabbed Saturday on the streets of San Francisco, while the third guy simply gave up a day earlier.
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In the years since, the devices have been discovered in nearly every corner of law enforcement, including a secret US Marshals program that deployed the devices in airborne planes to locate fugitives while flying over a city.
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If the bill is passed, Hong Kong would for the first time allow fugitives to be sent for trial to mainland China, which has a record of arbitrary detentions and where a fair trial is not guaranteed.
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Part of it related to a roughly hour-long delay tied to a "disturbance" in which one deputy was "assaulted" -- an incident that may or may not have happened to give the fugitives a little more time.
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Of course this cannot be entirely ruled out, because so much of the probe focuses on the relationship Trump campaign officials allegedly maintained with Russia, a hostile power which has sheltered American fugitives such as Edward Snowden.
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In an interview with ITV's "Good Morning Britain," Mr. Trump suggested that Muslims in Britain and the United States were purposely ignoring suspected terrorists or fugitives who were plotting attacks and called on them to alert authorities.
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Meanwhile, Sonday, a Princeton grad and the first person in her family to go to college, was reflecting on the several years she'd spent with the U.S. Department of Justice in Mexico City, working to extradite fugitives.
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Though Mr. Lewis hopes a court will allow the tent camp to reopen one day, he concedes there have been problems: nonfatal opioid overdoses, an ax attack, criminal fugitives trying to blend in, lots of loud arguments.
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The combination of the two presented would-be American draftees who didn't want to fight (and didn't have better options to get out of the draft) with an appealing, if illegal, solution: fleeing to Canada as fugitives.
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They first erupted over a now withdrawn extradition bill that would have allowed fugitives to be transferred to mainland China for trial, but are being seen as protests against Beijing's growing influence in the semi-autonomous city.
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Prosecutors said that in the aftermath of the murders, Wint searched the internet on subjects such as how to beat a lie detector test, 10 hideout cities for fugitives and five countries with no US extradition treaty.
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The term refers to the hue of smoked fish, and its first use was once ascribed to fugitives, running through the woods, who would supposedly toss stinking, smoked fish in all directions to throw bloodhounds off course.
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What happens next is a worst-case scenario in which she ends up with a bullet wound in her leg, the officer ends up lying dead in the snow and the two end up fugitives from justice.
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"We have the famous fugitives, like Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass," Ms. Dunbar, a professor of black studies and history at the University of Delaware, said in an interview in Mount Vernon's 18th-century-style food court.
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The current list only has 8 fugitives on it That's because in February, FBI agents tracked Greg Alyn Carlson, accused of burglary and sexual assault, to a North Carolina hotel room and killed him during a struggle.
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"We will make persistent efforts in fighting against corruption and recovering stolen assets, leaving no room for corrupt fugitives to hide and no hope for those who want to flee," it cited an unidentified official as saying.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A former Chinese automotive official suspected of corruption has returned home from New Zealand to 'surrender' to the authorities, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday, as Beijing steps up efforts to repatriate fugitives.
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Two millionaire fugitives from Ecuador, whose family poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into American political campaigns as they fought to stay in the United States, were arrested last week in Miami by immigration authorities, officials said.
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Bier, the Cato Institute analyst, said ordering ICE agents to consider everyone a priority for deportation regardless of the circumstances creates an incentive to go after low-hanging fruit instead of expending resources to track down fugitives.
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These fugitives exchanged information and contacts with each other: The exchanged tips on how to get children into school under fake names; who had been arrested and how long they got; and where to hide illegal money.
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During Monday's press conference, Underwood said that jailbreaks are just the "cost of doing business" when it comes to running a facility, and that the fugitives identified a weak link in the new guard who they tricked.
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Since the proposed amendments to the Fugitives Offenders' Ordinance were first put to the legislature in February, Lam has repeatedly rebuffed concerns voiced in many quarters, including business groups, lawyers, judges, and foreign governments against the bill.
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BEIJING, March 9 (Reuters) - A former employee of a state-owned newspaper who figured among China's 100 "most-wanted" fugitives has returned from the United States to turn himself in, the top anti-graft body said on Thursday.
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" Myke Cole on realism: "CBS's goal is to keep this as real as possible, so we were not given any information about what the rules were, and what [the fugitives] were being told to do or not do.
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They basically ran through all the photos of people in Congress and showed that 29 members of Congress were wrongly matched up with fugitives and wanted suspects of crimes and to show how much this is not reliable.
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Bin Laden was a well-known figure in 2000, though he had not achieved the prominence he would gain with the attacks of 2001; the FBI had added him to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list in 1999.
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In "Episode 8," Eunice forces her way into the trailer home of Alyssa's dad Leslie (Barry Ward) to alert the teen fugitives the SWAT team and fellow, less forgiving detective Teri Daregoa (Wunmi Mosaku) are on the way.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian authorities will be empowered to seize properties of super-rich fugitives whose economic offences or crimes involve sums over 1 billion rupees ($15 million), according to a government document seen by Reuters on Saturday.
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Fidel Castro made the island a focal point of the Cold War, brought our planet to the brink of nuclear war, supported terrorist organizations, and harbored fugitives escaping justice such as one of America's most wanted, Joanne Chesimard.
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Fakhrawi and his twin brother were linked to the militant activities of eight other suspects named by BNA, some of whom were arrested as early as 2013 and two of whom were designated as fugitives, one in Iran.
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NEW DELHI, July 19 (Reuters) - India's lower house of parliament approved a bill on Thursday empowering the authorities to seize assets of super-rich fugitives whose economic offences or crimes involve sums over 1 billion rupees ($14.47 million).
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In an exclusive clip for the upcoming CBS series Hunted, engaged couple Matt and Christina prepare to go on the run of their lives (as "fugitives") in hopes of successfully escaping the law and retrieving a $250,000 prize.
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Cover: Protesters and police clash near the Legislative Council in Hong Kong in the small hours of June 10, 2019, following a mass rally against an extradition bill that could allow the transfer of fugitives to mainland China.
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The arrests targeted "at-large criminal aliens, illegal re-entrants and immigration fugitives, and aliens released back in to the community after detainers filed by ICE with local law enforcement officials were ignored," ICE said in a release.
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In theory, Waldron said, the audience could contain "soldiers as well as civilians, fugitives and convicts as well as law-abiding citizens, homeless people as well as property owners"—even "bankrupts, infants, lunatics," all with different legal rights.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese corruption suspect who was on the country's list of 100 most wanted overseas fugitives has returned to China from the United States after giving himself up, the anti-graft watchdog said late on Saturday.
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Cover image: Foreign nationals being arrested this week during a targeted enforcement operation conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) aimed at immigration fugitives, re-entrants and at-large criminal aliens in Los Angeles, on Tuesday, Feb.
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Despite the mass demonstrations, the government, led by Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, has refused to withdraw the extradition bill, saying it is needed to plug loopholes to prevent the city from becoming a haven for mainland fugitives.
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Yan is on China's list of top 100 most-wanted international fugitives and New Zealand Detective Senior Sergeant Craig Hamilton said in a statement that the case showed the effectiveness of New Zealand's relationship with Chinese law enforcement agencies.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department did not respond to the details in the China Daily report, but said the United States had a proven commitment to prosecute fugitives when China had provided sufficient evidence to do so.
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Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee, a chief executive contender and former security minister, said the case reflected the long-standing lack of a a deal between Hong Kong and the mainland on transfer of fugitives and reciprocal judicial assistance.
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While the amnesty failed to address broader concerns about development and political inclusion, Iwilade said it has improved the lives of former low-level militants by allowing fugitives to return to civilian life and reducing violence in the Delta.
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The three inmates who escaped the Orange County Central Men's Jail a week ago last Friday allegedly spent their first hours as fugitives holding a taxi driver hostage, stealing a car and shopping at a local Target, PEOPLE confirms.
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Delgado, who was the ninth woman to be placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List, was returned to Dallas by the FBI's Violent Crimes Task Force and then transferred into the custody of the Dallas Police Department.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China plans to change its law to allow judgments to be delivered in corruption cases even when the suspects do not appear in court, state media said, as Beijing ramps up pressure on graft fugitives hiding overseas.
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Sofyan Tsauri, a former militant who said he has made donations to the school, told Reuters Ibnu Mas'ud "was for the children of Ikhwan (Islamic fighters)" to study while also serving as the hub of safehouses for Islamist fugitives.
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Shanika Minor, a Wisconsin woman recently added to the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list for the alleged murder of a nine-months pregnant woman, was arrested in North Carolina, the bureau said in a press release Friday.
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Monday's attack was the second in two weeks targeting security forces deployed to guard workers busy razing the old part of the town, known as al-Musawara, which authorities say has been used by armed fugitives to escape arrest.
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So many bounty hunters lift weights and practise a martial art or wrestling, the better to snap on handcuffs and, on some fugitives, ankle cuffs, lest they try to kick out a backseat window on the drive to jail.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese authorities said on Thursday they had recaptured 179 fugitives who broke out of the capital's main prison, in a mass escape that underscored growing security concerns since President Joseph Kabila refused to step down from power.
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Federal investigators have also discovered that attempts to infiltrate the program were made by people with possible ties to Chinese and Iranian intelligence, and that international fugitives who laundered money in their home countries gained citizenship through the program.
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Joseph Dibee -- One of two remaining FBI fugitives and domestic terrorism subjects linked to the FBI's long-running Operation BACKFIRE, who was apprehended in Cuba this past summer and returned to the US after 12 years on the run.
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" Perhaps what we're seeing now reflects not a failure on the right, he notes, but rather a failure of the left "to create something that seems more compelling to fugitives from liberalism than the Spirit of the Reddit Thread.
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Books of The Times In his new novel, "The Fugitives," Christopher Sorrentino grafts a halfhearted, Elmore Leonard-style casino heist plot onto what is fundamentally the mournful story of one man's failures as a writer, a husband and a father.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada and China on Thursday settled a trade dispute and said they would start exploratory talks on a free trade pact, but gave few details about a possible extradition treaty for Chinese fugitives which has triggered criticism in Canada.
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MIREYI, Uganda (Reuters) - Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, spiritual leader of the world's Anglicans, prayed on Wednesday with South Sudanese refugees in northern Uganda, home to a nearly million fugitives from a four-year civil war in the world's youngest nation.
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On Thursday, Special Agent David LeValley, head of the FBI's Atlanta office, announced the start of a billboard campaign urging the public to help find the fugitives, and acknowledged that the hunt is no longer limited to Georgia, but now national.
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Local leaders in Sweida city said the army and militias had suffered heavy losses in weeks of attempts to advance deep into the volcanic plateau area where the rugged terrain had long made it an ideal refuge for fugitives and insurgents.
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"The implementation of security operation in Diraz village began this morning ... to impose security and general order after the area became a haven for people wanted in security cases and fugitives from justice," the ministry said on its official Twitter account.
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According to The Age, he faces one charge each of possessing methylamphetamine with intent to sell and possessing stolen or unlawfully obtained property"This arrest sends a strong message to would-be fugitives," an AFP spokesperson said in a statement.
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We got Dog with his wife, Beth, leaving Craig's Thursday night in WeHo and we asked him for his take on a Florida sheriff warning fugitives they'll be jailed if they seek shelter as Irma levels its way to FLA.
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They also expect that Trump will demand US fugitives of justice, such as Assata Shakur, who received political asylum on the island after being convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper and escaping from a US prison, be extradited.
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THE gigs are irregular but, thanks in part to mostly lax regulations, good money can still be made by bounty-hunting, says Rob "Daddy Rat" Hoyt, a trucker in Post Falls, Idaho with an "icing on the cake" sideline snatching fugitives.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - One of China's "most-wanted" overseas fugitives, a manager in a real estate company sought on charges of corruption and bribery, turned himself in on Tuesday after fleeing to Canada seven years ago, the anti-graft agency said.
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She would later come to be known for her work guiding enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad, a loosely connected network of abolitionists who monitored safe houses where fugitives were sheltered on their journey north to free states.
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The fugitives include Shaun Edward Davidson, a 20153-year-old Australian from Perth who made headlines in his homeland when he was sentenced to a year in prison in September after being caught using someone else's passport on the island.
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It began with the aim to oppose powers which could have seen Hong Kong authorities extradite fugitives to mainland China, but has now morphed into wider demands from citizens who want property reform and fear the strengthening hand of Beijing.
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Sometimes, the FBI will leave out a name on purpose Of the 521 fugitives who've made the list in its 69 years of existence, the FBI says 162 of them were caught with the help of tips from the public.
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And while fugitives did often need to conceal themselves en route to freedom, most of their hiding places were mundane and catch-as-catch-can—haylofts and spare bedrooms and swamps and caves, not bespoke hidey-holes built by underground engineers.
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Federal law bars gun ownership by felons, fugitives, drug abusers, people adjudicated to be mentally ill, those dishonorably discharged from the military or living in the country illegally, and by convicted domestic abusers or others subject to domestic violence restraining orders.
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Right now, background checks, when used, prevent gun sales to fugitives, people deemed mentally unwell by the state, domestic abusers, people who renounce U.S. citizenship, convicted felons, convicted drug users, non-citizens, dishonorably discharged veterans, and most people with restraining orders.
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"We could see no spot, this side of the ocean, where we could be free," Frederick Douglass wrote in his autobiography: fugitives themselves knew that they were only marginally better off in the ostensibly free state of Ohio than across the border in Kentucky, only marginally safer in Maine or Michigan or Wisconsin than in Maryland and North Carolina and Washington, D.C. Outside of scattered pockets in upstate New York, Massachusetts, and the Midwest, moral opposition to slavery was not the norm above the Mason-Dixon Line, and fugitives were not exactly welcomed with open arms.
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The north and east, where Tamils predominate, are poorer than most of the south and depend largely on remittances from the diaspora of several million in Australia, Britain, Canada, Malaysia and the Middle East, many of them fugitives from the civil war.
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Further, recognition should be given to the needs of public safety, the apprehension of fugitives, and the rights of the public to be informed on matters that can affect enactment or enforcement of public laws or the development or change of public policy.
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The same generals would be good enough for you only if Pakistan abandoned CPEC, accepted all deals from across the border, downgraded its nuclear deterrent and defined its national security parameters in the light of sermons from a few fugitives in self-exile.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico's most notorious kingpin who escaped two maximum-security jails, shipped countless tonnes of drugs around the world and became one of the world´s most-wanted fugitives, was extradited to the United States on Thursday.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Thousands of Hong Kong secondary school students are expected to boost numbers at a large rally being planned for Sunday to block sweeping legal changes that would allow fugitives captured in the city to be sent mainland China for trial.
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This was an extremely important ruling as it officially communicated the importance of officer safety, noting that wanted fugitives, drug offenders, and other dangerous people could be unknowingly stopped for minor offenses and commit violent acts when they are arrested, booked and fingerprinted.
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The White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, said that the increase in homicides in some cities was a concern and that the administration had already taken steps to address it, including a roundup by the Marshals Service last year of some 353,000 fugitives.
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News of the arrest splashed across the front pages of New York City's newspapers: Willie Sutton, an infamous bank robber who was one of the F.B.I.'s most-wanted fugitives since escaping from a Pennsylvania prison, had been captured in Brooklyn on Feb.
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The United States could also continue to offer support for specific prosecutions on a case by case basis, such as through cooperation on witness protection, and could offer expertise and logistical assistance in collection of evidence or in efforts to apprehend ICC fugitives.
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Two women, Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, are charged with conspiring with four North Korean fugitives to kill the North Korean leader's half-brother using banned chemical weapon VX, at the Kuala Lumpur international airport on Feb. 13.
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Lam and her government claim the legislation will prevent Hong Kong from becoming a refuge for fugitives, but critics say the bill is designed to allow the Beijing government to subject critics of its regime to arbitrary detention, torture, and unfair trials.
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But EB-5 has been the subject of increasing scrutiny since investigators uncovered numerous cases of fraud, discovered individuals with possible ties to Chinese and Iranian intelligence using fake documents and learned that international fugitives who have laundered money had infiltrated the program.
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Royce largely recounts his unrequited relationship with Kitty Lushington, a college friend whom he followed to Pompeii during the 1970s as she pursued archaeological research at the Garden of the Fugitives, where 13 ancient bodies were entombed under the rain of volcanic ash.
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Sparked by a now-withdrawn bill that would have allowed fugitives to be extradited to mainland China, the movement has expanded to include more demands, including an investigation into allegations of police brutality and greater democratic rights in the semi-autonomous territory.
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"This arrest sends a strong message to would-be fugitives – our reach across Australia is second to none and we will use all our contacts and relationships to find you and bring you before a court," an AFP spokesperson said in a statement.
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Most scientists, including Jerry Lorenz, a biologist at Audubon Florida who worked on this study, had assumed that flamingos in Florida were, in most cases, fugitives from the Hialeah Racetrack north of Miami, where captive-bred birds have been living for decades.
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Sources close to the couple tell us Dog and Beth are committed to a recently inked deal with the TV network WGN America for a new reality series called "Dog's Most Wanted" -- where they'll track down some of the country's most dangerous fugitives.
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Since Hong Kong reverted from British to Chinese rule in 1997 with the guarantee that it would enjoy a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not allowed in mainland China, there has been no formal mechanism for the surrender of fugitives to mainland China.
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" Myke Cole on Charles DeBarber: "Charles got ahold of an app—I think he may have even customized the app—to connect to the Tinder profiles, after he hacked them, of [fugitives] Miles and Will, and then he changed their Tinder profiles to wanted posters.
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Harris said she would mandate universal background checks on anyone selling more than five guns a year, ending a loophole that allows private gun sellers to bypass background checks on 1 in 5 gun sales nationwide, bar people classified as fugitives from buying guns.
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Often, under Obama in particular, targeted "surges" were used to track down individuals who met enforcement priorities: immigrants who'd been convicted of crimes, immigration "fugitives" who had already been given orders of deportation, or people who'd been deported and re-entered the United States.
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The show follows several two-person teams as they attempt to get off the grid and stay on the run for 28 days, as a team of highly trained law enforcement experts use every trick in the book to try and track the "fugitives" down.
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The officials also previously said Trump is expected to demand that US fugitives of justice, such as Assata Shakur, who received political asylum on the island after being convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper and escaping from a US prison, be extradited.
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It started when they rappelled off the roof of the jail and ended more than a week later when one of the fugitives turned himself in and police found the other two hiding out in the parking lot of a San Francisco Whole Foods.
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"The arrest of Luis Octavio Frias allows a wounded community to start healing and stands as a testament to the crucial role the public plays in helping us locate and arrest dangerous fugitives," U.S. Marshals Service Acting Deputy Director David Anderson said in a statement.
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Will and Tom share a tent, but there isn't a hint of anything untoward in their relationship, and the fact that they inhabit a forest, occasionally breaking camp and swiftly moving on, doesn't make them eco-warriors, fugitives, or radical experimentalists, let alone mystics.
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The ruling is probably not the end of the line for Mr. Bulger, who was once one of the nation's most-wanted fugitives: He has the right to appeal the panel's ruling by asking for a hearing before the full court of six judges.
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The center, opened in 2013, houses the museum's permanent collection of artifacts and the exhibition "Free & Safe," a chronicle of two "freedom seekers" — the term Rokeby uses, as well as "fugitives from slavery" — who found their way to the farm through the abolitionist network.
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And it's necessary for them to recognize that the influence of redpillers and white-identitarians reflects their own failure, across the decades of movement-conservative institution building, to create something that seems more compelling to fugitives from liberalism than the Spirit of the Reddit Thread.
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On the lam and making for the border, the naïve, unexpectedly successful pulp writer Amédée Lange (René Lefèvre) and his lover, the vivacious laundress Valentine (Florelle, a star at the Moulin Rouge), stop for the night in a rural inn and are recognized as fugitives.
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Instead, lock up the violent criminals who are committing murder... 5/x ...PREVENT felons & fugitives from illegally buying firearms, and ALLOW law-abiding citizens (who are right now obeying Chicago's prohibition) to exercise their constitutional right to protect their own lives and their families.
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"During those conversations, Carlson diminished the actions of Warren Jeffs, then on the FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives' list for his involvement in arranging illegal marriages between adults and underage girls, talked about sex and young girls, and defended statutory rape," Media Matters wrote.
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