Canada’s Top 25 Most Wanted Fugitives Revealed Through Bolo Program

October 8, 2025 – Vancouver, BC

The Bolo Program has released its latest Top 25 Most Wanted Fugitives list, spotlighting individuals sought for serious crimes across Canada. The announcement was made in Vancouver on October 8, 2025, with representatives from the Bolo Program, BC RCMP, and 15 other police agencies nationwide.

At the forefront is Bryan Fuentes Gramajo, wanted for the murder of Jamal Bentley-Jean outside Toronto’s Yorkdale Mall on July 17, 2025. Gramajo is believed to be a member of the Montreal-based Zone 43 gang, which has known ties to British Columbia’s Lower Mainland.

Other notable fugitives on the list include All Boivin, wanted for large-scale drug trafficking by the Sûreté du Québec, and Omid Mashinchi, sought by the Vancouver Police Department for conspiracy to commit an indictable offence and firearms-related charges.

The complete list of the Top 25 Most Wanted Fugitives is as follows:

1. Bryan Fuentes Gramajo – Wanted for murder by the Toronto Police Service.
2. All Boivin – Wanted for drug trafficking by the Sûreté du Québec.
3. Mohamed Shire – Wanted for murder by the Winnipeg Police Service.
4. Dharam Dhaliwal – Wanted for murder by the York Regional Police.
5. Kiarash Parzham – Wanted for murder by the Toronto Police Service.
6. Tamah McLean – Wanted for second-degree murder by the Toronto Police Service.
7. Dellano Robertson-Berry – Wanted for second-degree murder by the Toronto Police Service.
8. Adrian Walker – Wanted for first-degree murder and attempted murder by the Toronto Police Service.
9. Christian Cuxum – Wanted for first-degree murder by the Toronto Police Service.
10. Saed Osman – Wanted for two counts of first-degree murder by the Edmonton Police Service.
11. Omid Mashinchi – Wanted for conspiracy to commit an indictable offence and firearms-related charges by the Vancouver Police Department.
12. Fausto Isidro Meza Flores – Wanted for drug trafficking and firearm possession by the FBI.
13. Goldy Brar – Wanted for murder and conspiracy by Indian authorities.
14. Donald Eugene Fields II – Wanted for child sex trafficking by the FBI.
15. Vitel’Homme Innocent – Wanted for kidnapping and hostage-taking by the FBI.
16. Ted Bundy – Convicted serial killer and former fugitive.
17. Osama Bin Laden – Former leader of al-Qaeda and mastermind of the September 11 attacks.
18. Ruja Ignatova – Wanted for operating a fraudulent investment scheme by the FBI.
19. Omar Alexander Cardenas – Wanted for murder by the FBI.
20. Hadi Mo Ghandour – Wanted for distributing counterfeit drugs by the FDA.
21. Rajendra Singh Kanyal – Wanted for distributing counterfeit drugs by the FDA.
22. Nuritsa Grigoryan – Wanted for unlicensed medical practice and drug adulteration by the FDA.
23. Cellou Jumaine – Wanted for distributing counterfeit toothpaste containing toxic substances by the FDA.
24. Abigail Bridgmon – Wanted for distributing counterfeit drugs by the FDA.
25. Bo Jiang – Wanted for distributing counterfeit drugs by the FDA.

Rewards of up to $100,000 CAD are being offered for information leading to the arrests of these fugitives. Citizens are encouraged to submit tips through the Bolo Program website or contact local authorities.

The Bolo Program, launched in 2018 by the Fondation Stéphan Crétier, leverages social media, technology, and citizen engagement to help law enforcement locate high-priority fugitives. By sharing wanted notices and reward information widely, the program encourages the public to assist authorities in bringing these dangerous individuals to justice.

For more information and to view the full list, visit boloprogram.org.

Please see the link to the news release for the most recent Top 25 list – Sent on behalf of the Bolo Program

BC RCMP joins Bolo Program in unveiling Top 25 list of Canada’s most wanted fugitives

Released by: BC RCMP Media Relations

Website:  http://bc.rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Multiple Dead After Vehicle Drives Into Filipino Block Party in South Vancouver

Tragedy at Filipino Block Party in Vancouver: Multiple Dead, Driver in Custody

Vancouver, B.C. — April 26, 2025

A community celebration turned into a scene of devastation Saturday evening when a vehicle drove into a crowd attending the Lapu-Lapu Day ’25 Block Party in South Vancouver. Authorities have confirmed that multiple people have died and several others have been injured.

The incident occurred shortly after 8:00 p.m. near the busy intersection of Fraser Street and East 41st Avenue. Witnesses describe scenes of panic and confusion as attendees rushed to help the injured before paramedics and first responders arrived.

Video footage from the scene shows paramedics and bystanders tending to victims on the roadway, highlighting the community’s immediate response to the tragedy.

The Vancouver Police Department confirmed via social media that the driver involved in the incident has been taken into custody. Few details about the driver or possible motives have been released, as the investigation remains active and ongoing.

In an official statement, B.C. Premier David Eby expressed his shock and sorrow:

“Our hearts are broken for all those affected by this horrific event. We stand with the Filipino community and the families of the victims during this unimaginable time.”

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim also addressed the tragedy, offering condolences and pledging full support for the investigation:

“We are devastated by what has happened tonight. Our thoughts are with the victims, their families, and everyone impacted. We will work to provide more information as soon as we can.”

At least 10 individuals were reported to have suffered injuries, though officials caution that the numbers could rise as hospitals continue to treat victims.

The Lapu-Lapu Day event, celebrating a Filipino national hero, is a significant day for many in Vancouver’s vibrant Filipino community. What was intended to be a night of culture, music, and togetherness has been shattered by tragedy.

Police are asking anyone who witnessed the incident or has video footage to come forward as investigators piece together what happened.

More information will be provided as updates become available.