London’s Most Wanted: Dangerous Fugitives On The Loose
Crimestoppers has updated its list of London’s most wanted criminals. The lineup includes men and women wanted for serious crimes like attempted murder, theft, and sexual offences. The public is warned: do not approach these suspects. Instead, report sightings immediately.
Notorious Names To Watch
- Connor Liam Atkins: Wanted for non-fatal strangulation during a domestic violence incident in Greenwich. Described as 5ft 10, dark hair, and a beard.
- Sendzher Emin: Suspected of attempted murder after a brutal knife attack in Edmonton on July 10, 2023. White European male with a large neck tattoo.
- Michael Davis: Sought by Surrey Police for multiple thefts in Epsom. Believed to be in south London.
- Emilio Guerrero-Supulveda: Accused of a £5,000 bank robbery on Oxford Street involving a gang of men.
- Danny O’Brien: On recall for drugs charges, identifiable by a small scar on his left eye.
- Adrian Rozpara: Wanted for affray by Surrey Police; likely in New Addington, Croydon.
- Simon Levy: Breached a Serious Crime Prevention Order. Uses aliases like David Michaels and James Hatton; believed to be in London.
- Kelly Marie Bradshaw: Wanted for numerous shop thefts in the City of London.
- Samir Sahraoui (aka Samir Cherraoui): Wanted for eight thefts from licensed premises across London.
- Hamid Sediqi: Also known as Richard Joseph Johnson and others; wanted for using fake documents to apply for Australian citizenship. Believed to be in Harrow.
- Miroslav Pesko: On prison recall for breaching licence conditions. Noted for a Lithuanian accent and stands about 6ft 2.
- Akashdeep Singh: Wanted for rape and domestic violence incidents in the City of London during 2023 and 2024.
- Noor Alam: Former Northampton Imam wanted over sexual offences against young girls; known to frequent Tower Hamlets.
Stay Safe: How To Help
Crimestoppers is a charity allowing the public to report crime information anonymously. If you have information on any of these individuals, call 0800 555 111 or contact police on 101. Your tip could help bring dangerous criminals off the streets.
