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Olivia
Guadalupe Ramos
Wanted
By
the U.S Marshal's Service
U.S,
Department of Justice
District of Arizona
If
you have information call:
602-382-8767 |
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The
U.S. Marshals Service is seeking the following fugitive:
Wanted
for:
Failure to Surrender for Sentence
Original
Charge:
Possession With Intent to Distribute Marijuana
Continuing Criminal Enterprise
Conspiracy/Aiding and Abetting
Olivia
Guadalupe RAMOS
Race:
White
Sex:
Female
Eyes:
Brown
Hair:
Brown
DOB:
07/11/71
POB:
Sinaloa, Mexico
HGT:
5'01"
WGT:
112 lbs.
Tattoos/Scars:
Rt. Inside Thigh-Scar
On July 30, 1998, Ramos was arrested by the Drug Enforcement Administration
along with five co-defendants and charged with a number of criminal
violations regarding the operation of a marijuana smuggling and
distribution ring. Shortly after her arrest, Ramos was
released on bond.
On May 3, 1999, Ramos pled guilty and was sentenced to spend forty-eight
months in the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Ramos was allowed to stay on bond and was scheduled to surrender
for the service of her sentence on June 3, 1999. Ramos
failed to surrender and has not been seen since. On June
15, 1999, a Warrant For Arrest was issued by the United States
District Court in Phoenix charging Ramos with Failure to Surrender
for the Service of Sentence.
Ramos' criminal history is limited to this case only. Ramos
has extensive family ties to the Phoenix area. Her mother lives
in west Phoenix and at least one of her four siblings lives in
Phoenix as well. Ramos has four children: two daughters
(ages 14 and 10), and two sons (ages 9 and 7).
Ramos has previously worked as a secretary/receptionist in the
Phoenix area.
Anyone with information regarding Ramos should call the U.S. Marshals
Service at (602)382-8767. Individuals who provide information
can remain anonymous. A reward is available in this case.
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