International Fugitive Back in B.C. After Global Manhunt
Friday, May 2, 2025, 3:13 pm
Authorities have taken down one of Canada’s most notorious fugitives. After a three‐year global investigation spanning 14 countries and culminating in a dramatic arrest in the Middle East, the international fugitive is now back in British Columbia under custody. The meticulous investigation highlights the persistent efforts of law enforcement across borders.
Vancouver Police allege Casey disappeared on April 10, 2022, after removing his ankle bracelet while on bail just weeks before his scheduled trial
An international fugitive and one of Canada's most wanted is back behind bars following a Vancouver Police Department investigation that lasted three years, spanned 14 countries and ended in the Middle East.
Cody Casey was named Canada’s third most wanted person by the BOLO Program, which announced a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
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