Police name London's 10 most violent offenders who are on the run

London’s most wanted: Met police names capital’s 10 most violent killers, shooters, knifemen, drug lords and jewel robbers who are on the run

• Metropolitan Police urgently looking for these 10 men who are wanted for violent offences and are on the run
• Police force says communities also have role to play in tackling violent crime as they ask Londoners for help
• Suspects deemed ‘high harm’ – they are wanted in connection with violent offences or have violent history 

These are the faces of killers, robbers, drug lords, knifemen and shooters revealed today as London’s most violent on-the-run criminals. 

The 10 men, who are aged between 20 and 39, are all considered ‘high harm’ offenders and are wanted for a range of violent offences including grievous bodily harm and robbery.

They are classed by the Met as ‘high harm’ because they are wanted for violent offences or have a violent background.

Det Insp Dean Purvis, of the Violent Crime Taskforce, said: ‘We are relentlessly pursuing violent offenders and bringing them to justice so that we can keep our city safe, but we need the help of the public as well.

‘Somebody, somewhere knows something about these offenders and I urge you to pass any information to us as soon as possible.

‘These individuals have caused harm and unrest in our communities and it is our priority to arrest them to prevent them from causing further destruction.

‘We have already arrested more than 850 high harm offenders as part of our continued drive to tackle violent crime and we will not stop. 

‘We are dedicated in taking the most dangerous people off the streets and will keep Londoners safe.’

Ruairi Bicknell (left), 26, is wanted on recall to prison after being convicted for the manslaughter of Krzysztof Rusek in 2011 as he breached licence conditions. He is white, 5ft 9ins with blue eyes, dark hair and  blemished face with links to Hammersmith Fabian Castillo-Belaga (right), 22, is wanted on a warrant for grievous bodily harm as a man was stabbed in Chelsea in November 2018. He is white with dark eyes and black hair. He is known to frequent the Clapham and Battersea areas of city

Raymond Olabode (left), 21, is wanted for being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs following an investigation under Operation Trigona. He is described as black, with long dark dreadlocks and a full beard. He has links to Erith and Dartford Marian Slatioreanu (right), 39, is wanted by the police force for possession of a firearm linked to an incident in Mollison Way, Edgeware on March 2. He is described as white with scruffy brown hair and facial hair. He has links to the borough of Brent

Jordan King (left), 25, is wanted in connection with a serious stabbing that took place on August 10 this year in Zenith Close, Barnet. He is described as white with blue eyes and dark blond hair. He is known to have connections to the N15 area of city Samir Drias (right), 29) is wanted for a robbery and a stabbing that happened on June 9, 2019 on Curzon Street, Westminster. He is described as Middle Eastern, of large build, with dark eyes, dark hair and a beard. He has links to the Camden area

Mark Toth (left), 35, is wanted on recall to prison and for a violent robbery that took place on Ashburnham Road, SW10,  on November 13 last year. He is described as white with dark eyes and dark hair and it is reported he also has patchy facial hair Mark Maloney (right), 23, is wanted on recall to prison and for a moped-enabled jewellery robbery which took place on Duke Street, W1, on May 28, last year. He is described as white, of medium build with dark blond hair. He has no known links to areas

Robert Jones (left), 36, is wanted for an offence of grievous bodily harm where a man was stabbed on Shalfleet Drive, W10, in January this year. He is white with tanned skin, large ears, brown hair and eyes with a long head with no known connections Alan Kozhir (right), 20, is wanted for a robbery in South Hampstead on October 1. He is Asian with dark eyes and dark hair

This activity to target high harm offenders is part of the annual Autumn Nights campaign as the force tackles violence now the evenings are darker.

Det Insp Dean Purvis, of the Violent Crime Taskforce, added: ‘I hope the public can assist in apprehending these dangerous people; if you see them please call us right away on 101 or 999 if it’s an emergency.

‘If you don’t want to speak to police, you can call the independent charity Crimestoppers 100% anonymously on 0800 555 111.

‘Similarly, if your see your photo here, do the right thing and deal with your actions so you can move forward, and hand yourself in to your nearest police station.

‘We are searching for you day and night and will find you eventually.’

The force added that communities also have a vital role to play in tackling violent crime as they urged anyone who may have information to share it with the police.

A spokesman added: ‘We need information about crime or those who carry a weapon, or those that exploit people for gain or revenge, while putting young people’s lives at risk.

‘Community intelligence can be used to great effect to not only detect, but also prevent crime, keep London safe and save young lives.’

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