Costa Rica’s judicial authorities are asking for the public’s assistance to locate the country’s most wanted criminals. A total of 14 men and one woman are being sough by the Organismo de investigación Judicial (OIJ).
The most wanted list includes:
Carlos Fernandez, a Nicaraguan who evaded the execution of his sentence.
Pedro Rivera, Nicaraguan also breached protective measures.
Jose Cabezas with a history of sexual abuse and aggravated robbery.
Mario Muñiz, wanted for aggravated robbery. Armando Gonzalez, who has a pending 10-year sentence for rape.
Charles Espina, American required for sexual abuse.
Mauricio Salmerón with a history of drug sales.
Franklin Navarrete sought for aggravated robbery.
Edgar Monge sentenced to 5 years and with a history of falsifying documents.
Oforji Maduka, Irish sought by international drug trafficking.
Gerson Soto with a pending sentence for aggravated robbery five years.
Ariel Calderon, sentenced to five years in prison for aggravated robbery.
Julio Garcia, who evaded the execution of his sentence.
Nancy Cecilia Araya, sentenced to prison for drug introduced in a penal institution.
If you have information leading to the arrest of any of these people can communicate confidentially with OIJ.
The OIJ list of the wanted: https://pjenlinea.poder-judicial.go.cr/sentenciadosFuga.interface/
Okay, we have the names but I don’t think these most wanted are going to walk down the street with name tags! How about a picture or two?
Somebody stole the mugshot camera from OIJ(naturaturally they have no clues who) and “consultant fees” already burned up the 2013 budget so a replacement is currently out of duh kweshshtyun.. Photos coming in 2014 ! Tal vez.
I have tried to access the OIJ page with the photos, no luck. Here is the link: http://poder-judicial.go.cr/oij/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=266
Interestingly, you didn’t include the charges for which those who evaded detention were convicted. Also interesting is that some of these charges do not seem worthy of a “most wanted” status.