The most wanted men in Humberside including murder suspects …
Two prolific thieves are among the latest people police are trying to track down as June proved a busy month for Humberside Police tracking down the region’s most wanted.
At one stage around seven criminals were being sought in June but that number has thankfully reduced to three. But there are also ten other alleged criminals[1] wanted by officers who have been on the run for bwtween several months to five years. Among them are two murder suspects who have been at large after a worrying amount of time.
Detectives are working around the clock to find the fugitives wanted in connection with a number of crimes and Humberside Police[2] have issued a number of appeals across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
In the most recent appeals, two are suspected of being prolific thieves while another is wanted on prison recall. One murder suspect has been sought for nearly five years and officers are still trying to track down a man they want to speak to after a high-profile murder in Hull last year.
Here, we take a look at the suspects on the run, who are wanted in connection with a number of different crimes across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
Abdi Ali
A selfie by Abdi Ali, without his distinctive gold tooth, released by Humberside Police investigating the murder of Shaun Lyall in Cleethorpes (Image: Humberside Police)
Abdi Ai is wanted following the murder of Shaun Lyall at 85 Sidney Street, Cleethorpes, on or around July 17, 2018. The 30-year-old has now been on the run for almost five years. He goes by a number of aliases, including ‘Madman’, ‘Madders’ and ‘Gulaid’.
He has links to Lancashire, South Yorkshire, Merseyside, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Lincolnshire, Cleveland. Mr Ali has a distinctive gold front tooth although police believe he may have removed it.
Despite Crimestoppers offering a £5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest, they have not been able to track him down. The Humberside Police log number is 517 17/07/2018.
Ardit Hoxha, Eneri Demalji and Albert Hida
(Left to right) Eneri Demalji, Albert Hida and Ardit Hoxha are wanted by police
Humberside Police are still searching for three men in connection with three large-scale cannabis growing operations discovered in Grimsby and Immingham back in 2020.
Officers have undertaken extensive enquiries to locate the men, who are suspected of being involved in cannabis factory set-ups that have been raided by police. The operations were described as sophisticated and were found by police during Operation Galaxy raids on properties around the area.
Albert Hida, 36, is sought in relation to a cannabis factory of 214 plants discovered at an address on Hainton Avenue, in Grimsby. Officers discovered the plants at an empty property in July 2020 and found an operation with crops in various stages of growth.
Meanwhile, both Eneri Demalji, 24, and Ardit Hoxha, 33, are sought in relation to a 205 plants that were found at an address on Elsenham Road, in Grimsby. Officers found drugs and elaborate growing equipment at the West Marsh property in August 2020.
A Humberside Police spokesperson said: “We are appealing for help locating four men we want to speak to in connection with the production of cannabis in Grimsby and Immingham. Despite extensive enquiries, we have not yet located the men – Ardit Hoxha, 33, Albjon Sina, 21, Eneri Demalji, 24, and Albert Hida, 36.
“If you have any information that could help us, please contact us on our non-emergency number 101 quoting log 119 of 16 November. Alternatively, if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Dilan Gabriel
Police are looking for Dilan Gabriel in connection to multiple thefts in Hull (Image: Humberside Police)
Officers would like to speak to Mr Gabriel in connection with multiple shop thefts in the area of Marfleet Lane in east Hull.
A police spokesman said: “Extensive enquiries are ongoing, and we are doing everything we can to find him.
“We would appeal to anyone who may have seen him, or know where he is, to please contact us on our non-emergency number 101 quoting crime reference 23*54438. Alternatively, if you wish to remain anonymous, you can do so via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Steven Cadman
Steven Cadman is wanted by humberside police on prison recall (Image: Humberside Police)
Mr Cadman is wanted on prison recall but has still not be found since an appeal went out on June 8. He may have left Hull and headed west, according to Humberside Police.
A spokesman said: “Officers are keen to speak to Mr Cadman, who is wanted for prison recall. Extensive enquiries have been ongoing to locate him, and whilst he has links to the Hull area, it is believed he is also linked to the Preston, Lancashire area.
“If you see him, or know where he is, please contact us on our non-emergency number 101 quoting crime reference 23*52943.”
Callum Dempster-Love
Callum Dempster-Love, of Hull, is wanted in connection with a rape (Image: Humberside Police)
Members of the public have been warned not to approach Mr Dempster-Love, who failed to appear at crown court. The 22-year-old is said to have links to London and Scotland and failed to appear at Hull Crown Court in December in connection with a reported rape.
Anyone who spots Callum Dempster-Love is encouraged to call the non-emergency 101 number. Alternatively, you can report sightings to independent charity Crimestoppers.
Sergeant Kevin Fenwick-Denton said: “I’m really keen for us to locate Callum as we’d like to speak to him after he failed to appear at Hull Crown Court in connection with a reported rape. Callum is originally from Hull but is believed to have connections to London and Scotland.
“If you see him, or know where he is, please do not approach him but instead call us immediately on our non-emergency 101 line quoting investigation reference 22000058343. If you would prefer to report information anonymously you can do so via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Robert Rimmer
Robert Rimmer, 36, wanted by police for drug-related offences (Image: Humberside Police)
An appeal to find Robert Rimmer caused a stir when a social media appeal was made in December due to his “good looks”, despite his violent history. Mr Rimmer, originally from Ashton-Under-Lyne in Manchester, is wanted concerning drug-related offences in the Humber area. He has known links to Hull and other parts of the country.
If members of the public see him, they are encouraged not to approach him and to instead report the sighting to police. The 36-year-old is of a muscular build with tattoos on his arm, and is known to sport a beard.
He was previously jailed in 2013 for repeatedly stabbing former Manchester United player Ronnie Wallwork in an “eruption of extreme violence”. Mr Rimmer was told he could have killed Mr Wallwork when he attacked him with a fish knife in the VIP lounge of a trendy Manchester bar, a Judge said at Manchester Crown Court at the time. Mr Rimmr was sentenced to five and a half years in prison for the offence.
Sharing the appeal online, Humberside Police posted: “Have you seen wanted man 36-year-old Robert Rimmer? Officers are keen to speak to him in connection with an ongoing investigation into drugs related offences in our area.
“Robert is originally from the Ashton-Under-Lyne area of Manchester but has known links to Hull, Cheshire, Liverpool and Blackpool. If you see him, or know where he is, please do not approach him but instead call us immediately on our non-emergency 101 line quoting investigation reference 20900368291.
“If you would prefer to report information anonymously you can do so via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Moise Djuku
Former friends and acquaintances of Moise Djuku have been sharing this image in a bid to help catch him (Image: Facebook)
By far the most high-profile Hull-area suspect police are hunting is Moise Djuku who is the main suspect in the murder of Corey Dobbe. Corey, 23, was stabbed to death by the Holderness Drain, near Harleston Close, in the Longhill area of Hull, on June 13. His death sparked a murder investigation, with detectives pursuing hundreds of leads in a bid to find his killer.
It is clear to both the police and Corey’s family and friends that Djuku is being harboured. On the six-month anniversary of Corey’s death, Crimestoppers doubled its reward to £10,000 for information leading to the capture of Djuku. That led to an initial flurry of important new lines of enquiry. However, none have so far led to the arrest of Moise Djuku and he remains a wanted man. Moise is believed to have links to Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester.
“Throughout the course of the investigation detectives have been working tirelessly around the clock following up on lines of enquiry provided to us,” Senior Investigating Office (SIO) Detective Chief Inspector Alan Curtis said.
“There has been a huge police operation surrounding this investigation and I’d like to thank members of the public for their continued support throughout the investigation. It is frustrating that we have not managed to track Moise Djuku down, despite extensive searches, a nationwide wanted appeal and a BBC Crimewatch appeal.
“Someone out there knows where he is and we would welcome any information that would help us locate him. I would ask again for anyone who knows where Moise Djuku is to come forward and give us that vital information.”
Anyone with information is asked to call Humberside Police on the non-emergency number 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Nathan Hudson
Humberside Police want to speak to Nathan Hudson over a series of scams and frauds
Police are trying to find Mr Hudson regarding a series of holiday scams and frauds. It has been almost a year since he vanished and officers are keen to track down the 37-year-old, who has lived in Cottingham in the past. The investigation relates to a series of scams and a failure to pay wages and bills between 2016-2018.
A spokeswoman for Humberside Police said: “We want to speak to Nathan Hudson in relation to a number of historical cases of fraud dating back to between 2016 and 2018.
“Hudson is wanted in connection with a range of fraud cases including scam holiday homes and holidays, non-payment of wages and non-payment of hotel bills. The victims of these fraud cases are from across the country but Nathan Hudson has in the past lived in Cottingham.
“Do you know Nathan Hudson, who also has used the alias of Mathew/Matt or Nathan Collins and Matthew Simon Hudson? Despite extensive inquiries and a country-wide search we have still not managed to locate Mr Hudson. We want to help stop victims of scams and fraud, and are appealing for help to find him.”
If you know Hudson or know where he is call Humberside Police on 101 quoting reference 16/81808/18.
Arnis Paucs
Arnis Paucs is wanted by Humberside Police (Image: Humberside Police)
Mr Paucs, 21, is wanted in connection with robbery and criminal damage in Hull, which happened back in January 2021. Despite determined attempts to find the suspect, Humberside Police have not managed to track him more than a year after the offence took place.
A police spokesman said: “We want to speak to him in connection with reports of criminal damage and the robbery of a man in Hull. Paucs is known to have links to the Endike Lane area of Hull and he also has links to Manchester. However, despite extensive enquiries, we have not yet been able to trace him.”
If you have seen him or know any information that could assist the police, call them on 101 quoting 16/131397/19.
Frederick Addo Boateng
Frederick Addo Boateng has been wanted by Humberside Police since July 10, 2019 (Image: Humberside Police)
Police are searching for Ghanian national Mr Boateng, 36, also known as Nana Kuffour, Sean Frimpong and Sean Friagpon. The force made a fresh in 2019 appeal after reviewing cold cases, and one in particular of an incident in January 2014 when a Goole woman was raped by a man during a date. Mr Boateng was arrested at the time but he failed to answer and has been charged in his absence.
Detective Sergeant Stuart Fox said: “The original investigation relates to an incident in January, 2014, when a Goole woman was raped by a man during a date.
“Our teams arrested Frederick Boateng at the time. However, he failed to answer bail and has been charged in his absence. Despite extensive ongoing enquiries we have been unable to trace him.
“We believe that he is still in the UK and it is believed he uses a number of aliases including Nana Kuffour, Sean Frimpong and Sean Friagpon.
Boateng has been described as black, around 5ft 8ins tall with a tattoo of an eagle on his right arm. If you believe you can help, you should call 101 quoting 16/66308/17.
References
- ^ criminals (www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk)
- ^ Humberside Police (www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk)
- ^ Man hit 115mph on A180 and another breached domestic violence order on the day he got it – court round-up (www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk)