The European Network of Fugitive Active Search Teams (ENFAST) are on the lookout for the 50 fugitives currently on the #EUMostWanted website. These criminals have committed serious crimes, such as murder, trafficking in human beings, and armed robbery. Now they are hiding and authorities need your help. You don’t need superhuman abilities to become a hero. Help us protect the public by getting these dangerous fugitives off the street. Visit the site and submit an anonymous tip if you recognise anyone.
Europol and ENFAST reveal updated 2023 EU Most Wanted list
This year’s campaign sees a fresh batch of wanted criminals uploaded to the website. Over 50 profiles of fugitives linked to serious crimes have been uploaded to the website this year. Some of the crimes committed by fugitives highlighted in this year’s list include murder, trafficking in human beings, armed robbery and cybercrime amongst other offences.
Europol’s Executive Director, Catherine De Bolle, said: "Collaboration across EU countries and with EU citizens is crucial when trying to find wanted fugitives. These criminals escape from country to country and repeatedly try to evade law enforcement authorities. By quickly browsing our EU Most Wanted list website , you could help save potential victims. Check the website and help us find them. Be our next hero."
Slovenian Police added three fugitives to the EU Most Wanted list
Wanted persons added to the list by the Slovenian Police:
- Marina Kramberger, born in 1990, should be serving a prison sentence of one year and three months for several fraud offences and is suspected of several other fraud offences punishable by up to three years' imprisonment; she has been wanted by the police for years;
- Mladen SamardĹľija, born in 1990, charged with the offence of production and trafficking of illicit drugs, punishable by up to ten years' imprisonment; he is considered dangerous and has been wanted by the police for years;
- Janko LavriÄŤ, born in 1963, convicted of several counts of commercial fraud; he has been on the run since failing to return from a granted temporary release.
Have you seen them?If you have any information about the wanted fugitives, please report it to the Slovenian Police, either on the anonymous tip line at 080 1200, or via the e-mail-address of the Fugitive Active Search Team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. You can also look up other persons currently wanted by the Slovenian Police on the Wanted persons webpage. Every piece of information is greatly appreciated. |
Just one tip can make all the difference
ENFAST and Europol are asking EU citizens to visit the website and view images of these fugitives to check if they recognise any of them. All you have to do is check the EU Most Wanted list website , keep your eyes peeled and submit tips anonymously via the website.
How the website works
When you send an anonymous tip via the website, you will reach the ENFAST community. ENFAST is the European network of police officers within national fugitive teams, available 24/7 who can immediately undertake action to locate and arrest fugitives when necessary. The members of ENFAST are all specialised in locating criminals on the run who are suspected, or have been convicted, of serious crimes and are subjects of European Arrest Warrants.
Could you be our next hero?
The theme for this year’s campaign is that citizens can step into the story and be superheroes too. This year, the campaign will be present at the Dutch Heroes Comic Con in Utrecht on Saturday 18 November. The campaign will also appear across social media and there will be a call to action in all EU languages to reach as wide an audience as possible.
Since the #EUMostWanted website was launched, numerous citizens have transformed into heroes simply by alerting authorities to the whereabouts of fugitives. Fictionalised versions of these stories were transformed into comic strips for this year’s EU Most Wanted campaign. These stories highlight the vital role citizens can play in getting dangerous criminals off the street. The stories in these comic strips are based on real events and tips provided by our everyday heroes:
EU Most Wanted list gets results
The EU Most Wanted list has achieved significant success in the past with a number of anonymous tips leading to actual arrests. The EU’s Most Wanted was launched by the ENFAST community in January 2016 with the full support of Europol. Since then:
- 408 profiles of fugitives have been listed on the website;
- 146 fugitives have been arrested;
- 50 arrests came as a direct result of a fugitive profile being published on the website;
- 21 cases successfully solved since the launch of last year’s campaign in September 2022.
ENFAST
ENFAST aims to increase security within the EU by successfully tracing and arresting internationally wanted criminals who have committed serious crimes. The evolving nature of cross-border crime has prompted national police forces in EU Member States to combine forces and use their expertise to ensure that it is impossible for dangerous criminals to flee and escape punishment.
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The list of wanted persons (by the Slovenian Police)