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Calgary murder suspect makes list of Canada's most wanted fugitives

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Representatives from police agencies across Canada, including the Calgary Police Service, announced a new initiative that aims to help track down the country's most wanted suspects.

Officials from the Bolo Program provided details regarding cash rewards of up to $250,000 for information that leads to the arrest of those on the lam.

Calgary murder suspect Kier Bryan Granado, 25, was ranked third on the list and a $100,000 reward is being offered for tips that help lead to his arrest . He is wanted on a charge of first-degree murder in the 2015 death of 26-year-old Hussein Merhi. Investigators believe the attack in the northeast Calgary neighbourhood of Monterey Park was targeted.

Granado has ties to the FK Gang and has evaded arrest since charges were laid against him in 2019.

Joseph Trieu, 26, was charged in July 2019 with one count of accessory after the fact to murder in connection with Merhi's death,

An INTERPOL Red Notice has also been issued for Granado.

"The Bolo Program was launched in 2018 with a simple goal: use innovation to encourage Canadians to be on the lookout for Canada's most wanted, and in doing so, make our communities safer," said Bolo Program Director Max Langlois in a statement. 

"Four years, more than 20 amplification campaigns, and seven arrests later, we continue to innovate by pulling together police partners from across the country and offering an unprecedented reward for the number one fugitive in this new Top 25."

The Calgary Police Service partnered with the Bolo Program, a charity that helps amplify police attempts to arrest high-profile suspects, last year to also offer a $100,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest.

Granado previously lived in Edmonton.

Here are Canada's 25 most wanted fugitives:

  1. Abilaziz Mohamed - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder (Reward up to $250,000)
  2. Gene Karl Lahrkamp - Wanted by Royal Canadian Mounted Police for murder (Reward up to $100,000)
  3. Kier Bryan Granado - Wanted by Calgary Police Service for murder (Reward up to $100,000)
  4. Nouraldin Rabee - Wanted by Windsor Police Service for murder (Reward up to $50,000)
  5. Ton Quoc-Hoang Ngo aka Tommy Ngo - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder (Reward up to $50,000)
  6. Youcef Abderahim Bouras - Wanted by Service de police de l'agglomération de Longueuil for murder 
  7. Jabreel Elmi -Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder
  8. Phuong Tan Nguyen - Wanted by York Regional Police for murder
  9. Mohamed Hassan - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder
  10. Darriel Thompson - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder
  11. Usman Kassim - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for attempted murder (Reward up to $50,000)
  12. Shadia Mahamed Muse - Wanted by United States Marshals Service for murder
  13. Arian Ghasemmanesh - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for manslaughter
  14. Mohamud Abukar Hagi- Wanted by Windsor Police Service for murder (Reward up to $50,000)
  15. Abdelmuniem Abdalla - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for murder
  16. Blake Charbonneau - Wanted by Sûreté du Québec for pimping- and sexual assault-related offences (Reward up to $50,000)
  17. Camarr Brown -Wanted by Toronto Police Service for accessory after the fact to murder
  18. Savang Sychantha - Wanted by Ontario Provincial Police for murder (Reward up to $50,000)
  19. Ronald Jeffrey Bax - Wanted by Royal Canadian Mounted Police for murder
  20. Yusuf Ali - Wanted by Windsor Police Service for murder
  21. John Norman Mackenzie - Wanted by Royal Canadian Mounted Police for being unlawfully at large
  22. Keyshawn McMillan - Wanted by Edmonton Police Service for human trafficking (Reward up to $50,000)
  23. Emmanuel Rawson - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for armed robbery
  24. Rosaleen Wallace - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for manslaughter
  25. Stephen Duong - Wanted by Toronto Police Service for armed robbery

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