Three Windsor-area fugitives on list of Canada’s Top 25 Most Wanted

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Three males from the Windsor space — all accused of homicide — have made the list of Canada’s 25 most wished fugitives.

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The Bolo Program — which stands for ‘be on the lookout’ — is a civilian-run charity that bolsters police investigations by social media campaigns and different methods. It’s marking its fifth anniversary with a brand new Canada’s 25 Most Wanted List.

“Our message to the public is simple,” Bolo program director Max Langlois stated throughout a Toronto media convention. “Be on the lookout.

“Our message for these fugitives is also simple. Today is a good day to turn yourself in. You’ve evaded arrest so far. But you can’t look over your shoulder every minute of every day.

“And the loyalty of your friends and associates will get tested today. Just do the right thing. Call a lawyer. Call the police. Make arrangements to turn yourself in.”

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This is the third iteration of Bolo’s Top 25 list and contains fugitives wished by 14 totally different police companies in 5 provinces and the U.S.

New to the list is Malique Calloo, 26, wished for first-degree homicide. Sitting at No. 14 with a $5,000 reward for data resulting in his arrest, he’s the highest-ranking Windsor fugitive.

Calloo is needed for the homicide of 24-year-old Daniel Squalls. On Nov. 28, 2022, residents heard a number of gunshots within the 800 block of Hanna Street East. Shortly after, Squalls was discovered on the road affected by bullet wounds. He was rushed to hospital, the place he succumbed to his accidents.

Police beforehand stated they’ve “credible information” that Calloo might be hiding out with associates or members of the family in Chatham, Sarnia, London, Hamilton, the Niagara Region, or the Greater Toronto Area.

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Nouraldin Rabee, wished by Windsor police for first-degree homicide, kidnapping, and forcible confinement, is listed at No. 24. There is a reward of as much as $50,000 for data resulting in his arrest.

Rabee is accused of the kidnapping, forcible confinement and execution-style taking pictures of Chance Gauthier, 16, over an argument at a celebration.

Police discovered Gauthier’s physique in an alley off Church Street round 7 a.m. on Feb. 14, 2018. Police say he had been kidnapped from a home celebration a number of hours earlier. His kidnappers stuffed him within the trunk of a automobile, took him downtown and shot him within the head at point-blank vary.

Nouraldin, who was No. 4 on final 12 months’s Most Wanted list, taunted police on social media after the homicide.

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(Lay) Savang Sychantha, wished by Ontario Provincial Police, is twenty fifth on the list with a $50,000 reward. He is accused of abducting and killing his worker, Riad Baroud, 18. Sychantha dropped from the 18th spot on the earlier most wished list.

A witness noticed Baroud, who labored at a Supreme 2 for 1 Pizza owned by Sychantha in Windsor, get right into a white Toyota together with his boss on April 22, 2002. Sychantha and an confederate allegedly beat Baroud to loss of life over a number of hours earlier than dumping his physique.

A highway crew discovered Baroud’s physique three days later in a Chatham-Kent bush lot off Vasik Line close to Highway 401.

Investigators beforehand said that Sychantha fled again to his native Laos the day after the homicide. But they consider he could have returned to Canada and resides underneath an assumed id in Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver.

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The new No. 1 fugitive, wished by Toronto Police for homicide and tried homicide, is Cristian Cuxum. For data resulting in his arrest, there’s a reward of as much as $250,000.

Missing from the present list is Mohamud Hagi, wished by Windsor police for first-degree homicide. When Bolo launched its most wished list in April 2022, Hagi was within the 14th spot.

He allegedly shot Luis Acosta-Escobar, 21, who had a 19-month-old son, a number of occasions throughout a dispute exterior the previous downtown Box Office bar on Pelissier Street. It occurred round 4:30 a.m. on Dec. 22, 2007. Windsor police have stated Acosta-Escobar was making an attempt to behave as a peacekeeper between feuding events.

Yusuf Ali, one other fugitive wished by Windsor police for first-degree homicide, additionally didn’t make the newest Bolo list. Last 12 months, he was the No. 20. Ali is needed for the killing of 73-year-old Leonard Damm, whose physique was discovered at 3275 Bloomfield Rd. in Windsor on Feb. 18, 2018.

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