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Friday, November 27, 2009

Bounties: Abdullah Shah Mehsud Caught in South Waziristan

Filed under: Bounties — Tags: , , — Matt @ 5:43 AM

   Sweet.  I love it when the system works, and the people turn these booger eaters in.  Bravo to whomever the informant was. –Matt

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South Waziristan – Operation Rah-e-Nijat.

Security forces apprehended wanted terrorist Abdullah Shah Mehsud with Rs. 10 million ($120,000) head money from Tank (the head money has been paid to the informer).

A wanted terrorist Abdullah Shah Mehsud from South Waziristan Agency (carrying Rs 10 million head money) active member of Hakeemullah Mehsud Group from Shaktoi village near Razmak was apprehended by security forces from Tank (the head money has been paid to the informer). (26-11-2009) – Photo ISPR

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From The Long War Journal

The most wanted Taliban commanders in South Waziristan

Rewards of $600,000:

1. Hakeemullah Mehsud: The overall leader of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. Considered a dangerous and effective leader, he led Taliban forces in Arakzai, Kurram, and in regions in Khyber and Peshawar before assuming the top job after Baitullah Mehsud, his cousin, was killed in a US Predator strike on Aug. 5.

2. Waliur Rehman Mehsud: The overall commander of the Taliban in South Waziristan. Waliur was competing with Hakeemullah for the top spot in the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. He is considered an able commander with strong ties to outside Taliban groups.

3. Qari Hussain Mehsud: The notorious trainer of child suicide bombers and an effective military commander. He is credited with masterminding some of the most deadly suicide strikes in Pakistan.

Rewards of $300,000:

4. Azam Tariq: The chief spokesman for the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. His real name is Mohammad Raees Khan Mehsud.

5. Maulvi Azmatullah Mehsud: The military commander of Taliban forces in the Barvand region. Formerly a close aide to Baitullah.

6. Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud: Commander of a Taliban training camp in the Gargaray region.

7. Mufti Noor Saeed: Military commander in South Waziristan.8. Maulvi Shameem Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

9. Ameerullah Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

10. Naseeruddin Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

11. Shah Faisal Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

12. Sher Azeem Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

13. Jaleel Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

14. Mohammad Ismael Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

Rewards of $120,000:

15. Asmatullah Bhittani: Military commander in the towns of Jandola and Tank in the district of Tank. He is also known as Shaheen.

16. Arfeshaheen: Military commander in South Waziristan.

17. Abdullah Shah Mehsud: Military commander in the Shaktoi region in South Waziristan.

18. Mohammad Anwar Kandapur: Military commander in the district of Dera Ismail Khan.

19. Maulvi Abdul Wali: Military commander in South Waziristan.

20: Khan Saeed Mehsud: Military commander in South Waziristan.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Bounties: Pakistan Offers $5 Million For Information on Taliban Leaders

Filed under: Bounties,Pakistan — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 3:19 PM

     Thanks to Doug for sending me this one.  Although I am pretty sure the Pakistanis are only seeking to offer this deal to their own people.  Although you never know.  Bill Roggio of the Long War Journal might actually get a tip from a reader, that Bill could use to inform the Pakistanis with.  I would hope that the Pakistanis would definitely honor the bounty, if in fact they got tips from outside of their country.  We will see, and happy hunting out there. –Matt

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 wanted

By IANS

November 2nd, 2009

ISLAMABAD – The Pakistan government Monday offered a reward of $5 million for information on the country’s Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud and 18 of his associates.

The reward is for information on Tehreek-e-Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud and his associates who have vowed deadly attacks across the country in retaliation over US drone strikes.

The rewards were offered in a government advertisement on the front page of The News daily and flashed on Pakistani television channels overnight.

“Anyone who captures these people dead or alive or provides concrete information, the government will award them a cash reward,” The Nation quoted the advertisement as saying.

“The banned Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) terrorists are daily involved in deadly activities and because of their activities innocent Muslims are going to the valley of death,” it added.

The largest rewards of 50 million Pakistan rupees each were offered for Mehsud, senior leader Wali ur-Rehman Mehsud and Qari Hussain Mehsud, also described as a master trainer of suicide bombers.

Eleven commanders had rewards of 20 million rupees each and rewards of 10 million rupees each were on offer for five others.

Pakistan has been hit by a string of terror strikes since Oct 5 that has left over 200 people dead. The worst terror attack took place in Peshawar Oct 28 when over 105 people were killed in a massive bombing in a crowded market.

The army has stepped up its offensive against the Taliban in South Waziristan and has been able to wrest control over some of the areas.

Story here.

 

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Bounties: Dawson Creek Bomber, Canada

Filed under: Bounties,Canada,Crime — Tags: , , , — Matt @ 10:39 PM

   Let’s catch this ‘window licker’.  Good luck to anyone in the BC area that is currently on the case or is wanting to get in on this hunt. I posted the media release at the bottom of this story, so definitely open the rest of this thing up if you want to learn more. –Matt

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Canada police renew warnings of pipeline bombings

Wed Oct 7, 2009

By Allan Dowd

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) – Police on Wednesday urged residents near the site of several western Canadian pipeline bombings to be vigilant for more attacks as the bomber’s self-declared “summer vacation” draws to a close.

Investigators have no information that another bombing was planned soon, but noted it was also nearing the anniversary of the first attack near the communities of Dawson Creek and Tomslake, British Columbia, police said.

There have been six attacks on EnCana Corp natural gas pipelines and related infrastructure since October 2008 by a saboteur who has warned the explosions will continue until the energy industry pulls out of that area of northeastern British Columbia.

The “individual responsible for the six attacks has shown that they are willing to commit criminal acts to get their point across,” the Royal Canadian Mounted police said in a statement urging residents to be on alert.

The bomber sent a letter to the media and EnCana in July saying there would be a three-month “summer vacation,” but it also threatened the attacks would become more serious if the demands were not met.

“We hope that the bomber has had time to reconsider his actions,” police said.

Investigators have long speculated the bomber is a local resident with a grudge against EnCana. There are other energy companies working in the region, but EnCana is the only one to have been attacked.

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Monday, September 7, 2009

Bounties: California Governor Announces $100,000 Reward in Arson-caused Wildfire

Filed under: Bounties,California — Tags: , , , , , — Matt @ 7:01 AM

     I hope someone finds this arsonist, because this guy has the blood of two fire fighters on his hands.  I have quite a few California readers, so hopefully some of you investigator types can get up on this deal.  Good luck. –Matt

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California governor announces $100,000 reward in arson-caused wildfire

September 4, 2009

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever set a deadly wildfire north of Los Angeles.Schwarzenegger announced the reward Friday, a day after officials said forensic evidence at the fire’s point of origin revealed that the wildfire — among the largest in Southern California’s history — was intentionally set. Two firefighters died Sunday when their truck careened off a steep mountain road.Under state law, the governor may offer rewards up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person killing a firefighter in the line of duty.The fire has burned through 241 square miles of the Angeles National Forest. More than 70 homes have been destroyed.

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Governor’s Proclamation, Sept. 4, 2009:

WHEREAS, on August 26, 2009, I proclaimed a State of Emergency in Los Angeles County due to a fire that started on August 26,2009, now known as the Station Fire; and

WHEREAS, the Station Fire has burned approximately 150,000 acres, continues to burn and is not yet contained; and

WHEREAS, two firefighters were killed while fighting the Station Fire in Los Angeles County; and WHEREAS, state and local officials have determined the cause of the fire is arson; and WHEREAS, Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca requested that a state reward be offered, in supplement to an existing reward, to encourage individuals with information about this crime to contact law enforcement; and WHEREAS, public assistance is vital to law enforcement, and rewards often encourage public cooperation essential to apprehend those who have committed serious offenses; and WHEREAS, the Governor is authorized by Penal Code section 1547(b) to offer rewards up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person who kills a firefighter in the line of duty; and WHEREAS, the reward will be paid in accordance with Penal Code section 1547.

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Monday, August 31, 2009

Bounties: AT&T Ups Bounty to $250,000 For Leads on Fiber Bandits

Filed under: Bounties — Tags: , , , , , , — Matt @ 2:57 PM

   Check it out.  If you are interested in investigating this, you will have to talk to AT&T’s investigative unit that is looking for these leads. I am not the point of contact for this stuff, and I am just trying to spread the word.  A quarter million is a pretty nice little bounty, and I hope some locked on FJ reader is able to crack this one. –Matt

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AT&T Ups Bounty To $250,000 For Leads On Fiber Bandits

Telco Looks For Help In Finding Vandals In San Francisco Bay Area

By Todd Spangler

April 11, 2009

AT&T on Friday afternoon announced it increased the reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the parties who cut fiber-optic cables in the San Francisco Bay Area to $250,000.

The telco announced a $100,000 reward on Thursday, but boosted the reward to $250,000 “as the full scope of the vandalism became more clear,” the company said in a statement.

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