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Most Wanted graphic This is an initiative by ATF in its continuing effort to combat violent crime in cooperation with other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. In the past, ATF has successfully utilized other mediums to advertise wanted persons, and now, with the advent of the Internet, ATF is seizing the opportunity to employ Internet subscribers in this endeavor.

The following ATF wanted persons are the result of ATF criminal investigations, often in conjunction with other law enforcement agencies, that resulted in the issuance of a federal arrest warrant.

Several criteria are considered before choosing subjects for the ATF most wanted list. They are as follows:

seriousness of the crime committed.
past criminal record of the defendant.
potential for the defendant to be a dangerous menace to society, based on the current or past charges.
belief that publicity afforded by the program will be of assistance in apprehending the wanted person.

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Notify the nearest ATF field office or call the ATF Enforcement Operations Center in Washington, D.C., at 1-800-800-3855.

Kozo Wada
	Kozo Wada is wanted on a federal arrest warrant in Portland, Oregon, for Failure to Appear in Federal court on September 2, 2004. He was scheduled to appear for sentencing relating to pending charges for violations of the federal firearms laws. The warrant is held by the US Marshal Service, Portland, OR. Read entire text.

Angel Medina
	Angel Medina is wanted on a Federal arrest warrant issued pursuant to a multi-count indictment handed down in the Southern District of New York, charging MEDINA with multiple counts of armed robbery, possession of firearms during a crime of violence, narcotics conspiracy and murder. Read entire text.

Douglas Alan Winstrom
	Douglas Alan Winstrom is wanted for illegal possession of unregistered firearms. Read entire text.

Paulo Enrique Lopez-Garcia
	Paulo Enrique Lopez-Garcia is wanted for questioning in two murders, violation of the Hobbs Act (interstate violent crime), and possession of a firearm in furtherance of federal crimes Read entire text.

Paul Merle Eischeid
	Paul Merle Eischeid is wanted for murder. Read entire text.

Shateek Andrews
	Shateek Andrews is wanted on a federal arrest warrant issued in the Southern District of New York, charging him with several gunpoint commercial robberies, which occurred in Bronx County, New York. Read entire text.

Seneca Lamont Gregory
	Seneca Lamont Gregory is wanted by ATF for federal drug and firearms violations. Read entire text. Seneca Lamont Gregory was indicted by a federal grand jury alleging federal drug and firearms violations. Gregory was selling “crack” cocaine in Newport News, Virginia.

Stephen Craig Campbell
	STEPHEN CRAIG CAMPBELL is wanted for attempted first degree murder and possession and manufacture of a destructive device. Has been spotted In Virgin Islands. Maybe using an alias and possible in the Houston/New Orleans area. Read entire text.

Israel Rodriguez
	ISRAEL RODRIGUEZ is wanted for conspiracy to distribute narcotics and use of handguns during narcotics trafficking. Rodriguez possessed a short barreled shotgun, 2 handguns and 2 kilo's of crack cocaine on his last arrest. Rodriguez is known to travel to New York and Puerto Rico. Read entire text.

George Anthony Orfanos
	GEORGE ANTHONY ORFANOS is wanted for setting a fire which destroyed a $4.5 million mansion in Sacramento, CA. He is known to have lived in the Atlanta, GA area as well as in Sacramento, CA. Orfanos has a pronounced Greek accent and speaks "broken English". Read entire text.

Randy Michael Yager
	RANDY MICHAEL YAGER is the regional president of the Outlaw Motorcycle Club and is wanted for violation of federal RICO Laws. CAUTION: Subject is known to carry firearms. Has previous Federal RICO Conviction. Yager is considered armed and dangerous. Read entire text.

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