FBI Quadruples Reward for Ten Most Wanted, Adds First Cyber Fugitive

• FBI increases reward money to US $1 million for tip-offs on its Ten Most Wanted list fugitives, a four-fold hike from the previous $250,000.
• The list now includes Anibal Aguirre, the first-ever cyber fugitive, wanted for leading an international ATM jackpotting scheme linked to the TdA terrorist organization.
• Indian national Bhadreshkumar Chetanbhai Patel remains on the list, sought for the 2015 murder of his wife in Maryland; he is considered "armed and extremely dangerous."
• Three new fugitives were added last week, with one, Samuel Ramirez Jr., already apprehended in Mexico due to a community tip-off.
• The Ten Most Wanted Fugitives program, established in 1950, boasts a 93% success rate, with public tips contributing to 163 apprehensions.