A male who is staying sought in connection with a 2019 homicide in Sylmar has been additional to the FBI’s listing of 10 most desired fugitives, authorities introduced Wednesday.
Omar Alexander Cardenas, 25, is preferred by community and federal regulation enforcement officers for his involvement in the killing of a further person on Aug. 15, 2019.
Cardenas allegedly shot Jabali Dumas in the head at the Hair Icon Barber Shop in Sylmar, the FBI said. It is unfamiliar if Cardenas understood the victim.
A neighborhood arrest warrant was issued for Cardenas in April 2020 just after he was billed with murder.
Los Angeles Law enforcement Office detectives later decided Cardenas experienced fled the region and requested assistance from the fugitive activity power.
A federal warrant was then issued for Cardenas last September.
He is allegedly a member of the Pierce Street gang and might associate with the gang known as Pacoima Van Nuys Boys – Any one Killas, in accordance to the FBI.
Cardenas, who has long gone by the nickname “Dollar,” was explained as remaining armed and risky.
He has dark brown hair, brown eyes, usually has a beard and wears prescription glasses. He is about 5 toes 6 to 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs about 240 to 300 kilos.
“This murder happened in a strip shopping mall, wherever individuals come to shop and interact with their neighbors at the barber shop, impacting an total neighborhood,” LAPD Main Michel Moore stated. “I want to thank our associates at the FBI for adding this murder to their Leading 10 Most Desired listing, bringing awareness to the violence dedicated by Omar Cardenas and to avoid this assassin from harming any one else. Senseless acts of violence, particularly gun violence like this, requirements to cease and we require the public’s help.”
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for facts major to the Cardenas’ arrest.
Any one with information about Cardenas is questioned to connect with the FBI’s suggestion line at 1-800-Connect with-FBI (225-5324), or submit a suggestion on the web t guidelines.fbi.gov. You can also get hold of your area FBI business office or the closest American Embassy or Consulate.
