Help find most wanted
DETECTIVES investigating sexual assault, burglaries, drug trafficking and tax dodging want to speak to these people.
Greater Manchester Police, the National Crime Agency and Crimestoppers all want your help in finding them.
Kailem Barlow, 21, is wanted in connection with investigations into six domestic burglaries that took place between April and October 2018. He is also wanted on warrant after failing to appear in court for previous road traffic offences.
Barlow is known to have links to Failsworth and Blackley.
Michael Labinjo, 28, has been wanted since March 2018 but despite extensive attempts to arrest him, officers have been unable to locate him so far.
GMP are seeking him in connection with a series of burglaries and an assault. He is also wanted in connection with an assault on a woman in Wythenshawe earlier this month.
Officers believe Labinjo knows they are searching for him and is actively avoiding arrest.
He has no known fixed address but there have been sightings of him in the Wythenshawe area. and possession of an offensive weapon.
He has since breached the terms of his licence and is now wanted on recall to prison.
Smithson is known to have links to the Eccles area of Salford as well as Cumbria.
David John Walley is believed to be aged between 40 and 45 and has a Manchester City Football Club tattoo, complete with a dragon and lion.
He is wanted by police investigating the delivery of MDMA and cocaine to an address in Manchester in November 2012 and January 2013, and on suspicion of producing a fake passport in Amsterdam.
He is known to use aliases including Stuart Leggart, Kevin Taylor, Lee Walley, and Gregory Edward Pinches.
Shazad Ghafoor is wanted in connection with numerous suspected offences including fraud, dangerous driving, possession of criminal property, possession of cannabis with intent to supply and failure to surrender to bail.
Police say Ghafoor, 32, who is a disqualified driver, took a courtesy car from a dealership in Manchester in August 2013 using a driving licence in another person’s name.
The vehicle was spotted by police and a 20-mile pursuit ended in Halifax, when the car flipped over, GMP said. His wife and two children, who were also in the car, suffered minor injuries. When the car was searched, cash to the value of £80,000-£100,000 was recovered. There were traces of heroin, cocaine and cannabis on the notes.
He was charged with fraud, possession of criminal property, dangerous driving and disqualified driving. Ghafoor was also charged with possession of cannabis with intent to supply after a vehicle was searched in Withington in November 2013 and cannabis worth £245,000 was found. In May 2014 Ghafoor pleaded guilty to dangerous driv- ing. He was due to appear at court in February 2015 in relation to the other charges but failed to answer his bail and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
He is known to use the names Mohammad Shazad, Abdul Ghafo, Nadeem Ahmed, Shazad Gafoor, and Nadeen Javaid.
A member of an organised crime group which supplied non-UK duty paid cigarettes at various UK locations, Khezri was found guilty in his absence at Manchester Crown Court and sentenced to six years in jail in April 2014. The cost to the taxpayer of the conspiracy is estimated to be over £2.2m. Khezri remains at large.
McCarthy is wanted concerning the attempted importation of over 7.7 million non-duty paid cigarettes through Southampton which had been falsely manifested as 800 boxes of scarves.
The estimated cost to the taxpayer is £1.5m. He failed to appear at Manchester Crown Court on 23 May 2012 and was sentenced to six years in his absence.
Khan is wanted concerning submission of false VAT repayment claims totalling over £800,000 in relation to the export of goods to Pakistan between 1 May 2006 and 30 April 2011.
Khan failed to appear at Manchester’s Minshull Street Crown Court on June 17, 2013.
Togarasei Makwarimba is wanted in relation to sexual offences committed in Manchester between 2008 and 2011.
The 42-yearold Zimbabwean has links to Manchester and West Yorkshire. He has been known to use a different name of ‘Marvin Richards.’ The picture was taken in 2011 so it is possible his appearance may have changed.
Anyone with any information on any of the men’s whereabouts can call police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.