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Bloodless hunting opportunity
Jun 2nd, 2009 at 4:44pm
 
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From ABC, 1 Jun 09

WORLD'S MOST WANTED 'HIDING IN AUSTRALIA'

Police say 16 of the world's most wanted fugitives could be hiding out in Australia.
Crime Stoppers has launched an international campaign to track down 100 of the world's most notorious criminals, including South African paedophile George Prinsloo.
Police believe Prinsloo, who is alleged to have sexually abused numerous children he took from orphanages, is one of 16 fugitives who have entered Australia and could still be here.
The list also includes Canadian Hells Angels bikie David MacDonald Carrol, who is wanted in connection with 13 murders.
The head of Crime Stoppers Australia, Peter Price, says the organisation hopes to catch as many fugitives as possible during its month-long campaign.
"We're looking for 16 people and there's 20 million Australians living here and 45,000 police, so one would hope that we have a better than fair chance. But if we get one, we will regard that as successful," he said.
"The 16 people we are featuring today may be in Australia or may have been here at some point in time and may go by a different name.
"They're all hardened criminals, some of them using physical force and some of them laundering money and being involved in organised crime, and we have co-ordinated this internationally to try and capture these people."




Could be great hunting opportunity, if all available identity material was published.

Police asks public to report things, but how can anybody report even a driver that lost license but still drives car if nobody is informed about that?
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