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«Breaking News» Britain’s most wanted man is dragged into Romanian court over fatal stabbing of 21-year-old man



Shane O'Brien, 31, (pictured) is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon. He has just been caught in Romania after going on the run four years ago


Shane O'Brien, 31, (pictured) is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon. He has just been caught in Romania after going on the run four years ago



Shane O'Brien, 31, (pictured) is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon. He has just been caught in Romania after going on the run four years ago



Britain's most wanted man is pictured today being dragged into court by Romanian police - after a dramatic video has emerged showing him being arrested.


Shane O'Brien, 31, originally from Ladbroke Grove in London, has been on the run since 2015 and is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon, west London. 


Mr Hanson was stabbed in the neck in front of around 40 horrified onlookers.


Suspect O'Brien was arrested at 4pm yesterday and bundled into a van by shocked onlookers.


He is then pictured being taken to court by police to confirm the European Arrest Warrant on behalf of the Metropolitan Police, which is against him.


A £50,000 reward was put on O'Brien's head in 2017, two years after Mr Hanson's death.


O'Brien, who heads the National Crime Agency's 'most wanted' list, was flown out of the UK in a privately chartered plane from Biggin Hill Airport after Mr Hanson's death.


At the time, it was believed he could be hiding in the Netherlands but it later emerged he had travelled to Dubai.


In February 2017 he was arrested in Prague for criminal damage and assault, but used the Italian alias of Enzo Mellonceli, supported by false documentation, and was bailed pending further enquiries.



Shane O'Brien ,31, detained by authorities in Romania, after he was taken to the judge to confirm the European arrest warrant in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 24 March 2019 today


Shane O'Brien ,31, detained by authorities in Romania, after he was taken to the judge to confirm the European arrest warrant in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 24 March 2019 today



Shane O'Brien ,31, detained by authorities in Romania, after he was taken to the judge to confirm the European arrest warrant in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 24 March 2019 today





Shane O'Brien, 31, originally from Ladbroke Grove in London , has been on the run since 2015 and is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon, west London


Shane O'Brien, 31, originally from Ladbroke Grove in London , has been on the run since 2015 and is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon, west London



Shane O'Brien, 31, originally from Ladbroke Grove in London , has been on the run since 2015 and is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon, west London





Shane O'Brien being led away by Romanian police. He is alleged to have stabbed Josh Hanson in 2015 in a bar in London


Shane O'Brien being led away by Romanian police. He is alleged to have stabbed Josh Hanson in 2015 in a bar in London



Shane O'Brien being led away by Romanian police. He is alleged to have stabbed Josh Hanson in 2015 in a bar in London



It is believed he had spent time in the Netherlands, Dubai and at least seven months in Prague where he may have had a string of affairs with women and spent time in boxing clubs, gyms and nightclubs.


Police photos taken at the time show O'Brien had changed his appearance, having longer hair and a beard as well as a large tattoo of an owl holding a skull that covers a large portion of his back.


This was to cover up a distinctive tattoo he had that said 'Shannon 15-04-06'. 




Mr Hanson, from Kingsbury, north-west London, died at the scene after the incident at the RE Bar in Hillingdon where he was stabbed in front of 40 onlookers


Mr Hanson, from Kingsbury, north-west London, died at the scene after the incident at the RE Bar in Hillingdon where he was stabbed in front of 40 onlookers



Mr Hanson, from Kingsbury, north-west London, died at the scene after the incident at the RE Bar in Hillingdon where he was stabbed in front of 40 onlookers





An image taken then shows O'Brien has grown his hair, has a full beard and has a distinctive new tattoo of an owl holding a skull, which covers up his previous 'Shannon 15-04-06' tattoo


An image taken then shows O'Brien has grown his hair, has a full beard and has a distinctive new tattoo of an owl holding a skull, which covers up his previous 'Shannon 15-04-06' tattoo



An image taken then shows O'Brien has grown his hair, has a full beard and has a distinctive new tattoo of an owl holding a skull, which covers up his previous 'Shannon 15-04-06' tattoo




O'Brien was placed on a world-wide most wanted list in 2018 after he had been on the run for three years


O'Brien was placed on a world-wide most wanted list in 2018 after he had been on the run for three years



O'Brien was placed on a world-wide most wanted list in 2018 after he had been on the run for three years 



Ian Cruxton, the National Crime Agency's head of international operations, said: 'O'Brien has spent several years looking over his shoulder as he has been at the centre of an extensive operation to track him down.


'I'm delighted that the pressure brought to bear by this has finally resulted in him being captured as a result of close working with the Romanian authorities.


'I hope his arrest offers some comfort to the family and friends of Josh Hanson.'  


Mr Hanson lived with his sister Brooke and mother Tracey in Kingsbury, near Wembley. 


Reacting to the news on Twitter, the Josh Hanson Trust, a charity set up in the wake of his death, thanked DCI Noel McHugh, the officer investigating the case followed by 'Love you Josh'.


Another tweet read: 'Today on the 23rd of March 2019 and after 3 and a half years of waiting today is Josh's day.'  


In an emotional appeal from 2017, his mother said: 'Take a minute and look at your child and imagine your world without him or her…no - neither could have I done before my son was brutally murdered in a totally unprovoked knife attack on 11 October 2015.


'These past 24 months have been a living nightmare, a nightmare that I would not wish on anyone. I nurtured my son from the moment I saw him, held his hand while he took his first steps, handed him his school bag on his first day of school and watched him grow into a bright, capable, funny and loving young man who worked hard and provided for his family.


'We laughed and cried together and shared our innermost thoughts and secrets; he was my son and he was also my best friend.'


She added: 'He was my son and he was also my best friend...it rips at your soul and your very being.'


The process of his extradition back to the United Kingdom has now begun. 


Mr Hanson's family have been kept fully up to date with developments.   



What other Britons are on Interpol's most wanted list?



There are 20 Britons with Interpol Red Notices against their names. They include:




Ahmad Omar Sheikh


Ahmad Omar Sheikh



Ahmad Omar Sheikh



Ahmad Omar Sheikh


Age: 43


Languages spoken: English, Urdu, Arabic


Charges: Conspiracy to commit hostage taking resulting in death, hostage taking resulting in death, conspiracy to commit hostage taking, hostage taking


Sheikh is a British/Pakistani terrorist who had links to various militant organisations, including Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. He is currently being held in a Pakistani prison, but the United States want to extradite Sheikh in connection with the murder of journalist Daniel Pearl. 




Leo Morgan


Leo Morgan



Leo Morgan



Leo Morgan


Age: 60


Languages spoken: English


Charges: Large scale drug trafficking


Cocaine king-pin Leo Morgan has spent ten years languishing in a Panamanian prison. He has been served with an Interpol red notice however because he is wanted by police in Russia in connection with 'large scale drug trafficking'. Morgan is desperately trying to block his extradition to war-torn Chechnya. 




Arti Dhir


Arti Dhir



Arti Dhir



Arti Dhir


Age: 52


Languages spoken: English, Hindi, Panjabi


Charges: Punishment for murder, punishment for kidnapping, kidnapping in order to murder, criminal conspiracy


Dhir is accused of being part of a conspiracy to adopt a 12-year-old orphan in India, insure him for a huge amount and then murder the boy to collect the life insurance money. 




Paul Colin Francis Meekin


Paul Colin Francis Meekin



Paul Colin Francis Meekin



Paul Colin Francis Meekin


Age: 43


Languages spoken: English, Arabic, Korean


Charges: Cruelty to a child, publishing or transmitting obscene material


Meekin was a headmaster of an international school in Bengaluru, India, when he was arrested on charges of sexually harassing a 13-year-old. He then fled to Kuwait , where he is suspected to have used forged documents to teach again. 




Harris John Binotti


Harris John Binotti



Harris John Binotti



Harris John Binotti


Age: 26


Languages spoken: English


Charges: Murder


Binotti is wanted in connection with the death of a fellow teacher in Myanmar in 2016. The 26-year-old, originally from Dumfries in Scotland, is believed to have fled to Thailand the day after his colleague's body was found.


 



Link hienalouca.com

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Shane O’Brien, 31, (pictured) is the chief suspect in the murder of 21-year-old Josh Hanson, who was killed in an unprovoked knife attack in a bar in Hillingdon. He has just been caught in Romania after going on the run four years ago

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