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13/02/2014
Operation Return Targets UK Criminals In The Netherlands
The National Crime Agency (NCA) have released the names of some of the UK's most wanted criminals thought to be on the run in the Netherlands.
The names have been released as part of Operation Return, which sees the NCA and Crimestoppers UK working with Netherlands law enforcement and Bel M, the Dutch Crimestoppers.
The names released include:
• Robert Gerrard, 50, from Liverpool
• Michael Moogan, 28. from Liverpool
• Mark Fitzgibbon, 42, from Liverpool
• Liam Fynes, 56, from Manchester
• Mark Liscott, 53, from Birmingham
• Rezgar Zengana, 31
• James Tarrant, 58
Operation Return was launched following the success of Operation Captura in Spain and Operation Zygos in Cyprus, where 65 out of 85 fugitives have been arrested.
The list and details of the wanted men can be found on the NCA website.
(MH/IT)
The names have been released as part of Operation Return, which sees the NCA and Crimestoppers UK working with Netherlands law enforcement and Bel M, the Dutch Crimestoppers.
The names released include:
• Robert Gerrard, 50, from Liverpool
• Michael Moogan, 28. from Liverpool
• Mark Fitzgibbon, 42, from Liverpool
• Liam Fynes, 56, from Manchester
• Mark Liscott, 53, from Birmingham
• Rezgar Zengana, 31
• James Tarrant, 58
Operation Return was launched following the success of Operation Captura in Spain and Operation Zygos in Cyprus, where 65 out of 85 fugitives have been arrested.
The list and details of the wanted men can be found on the NCA website.
(MH/IT)
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