While most Aussies are spending their holiday break with loved ones, plenty of others are spending their lives on the run for a range of devious crimes.
Around the country there are hundreds of people wanted on arrest warrants, with alleged crimes ranging from murder to drugs to cyberscams.
James Dalamangas is accused of the stabbing murder of Sydney man George Giannopoulos at a nightclub in Belmore, in Sydney’s southwest, in April 1999.Graham Gene Potter, 61, has been wanted by police on conspiracy to murder charges for nine years. Simmons, whose former address is unknown, had a warrant issued for his arrest in 2016 for deception-related crimes after an investigation by Eastern Adelaide CIB detectives.
Jonathan Robert Simmons, 36, ripped more than $58,000 from various people in 2014 by claiming he would develop a website to ‘assist punters’, detectives say.Victoria Police are hunting Pham Nguyen. The 63-year-old is wanted for conduct endangering life after he allegedly threw petrol on a woman and assaulted her after climbing into the back seat of her car.
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