The Police Maintain on Their List of Fugitives Those Who Are Dead, Captured, and Even Convicted.
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Santo Domingo.—The National Police acknowledged that people who have died, been captured or whose judicial processes have progressed can continue to be listed on their official list of fugitives. Behind this problem there is a disconnection between police operations and the update of the official list. (Read more...) The entry National Police recognizes flaws in their list of fugitives was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.
Dead men, those captured, and even people who claim to have solved their cases continue to appear on the National Police's fugitive list, a public gallery used to identify those still being pursued by authorities. On March 18, 2026, the National Police published the name and photograph of Jhon Brandol Bidó Pérez, alias "El Indio," on its platform as one of the wanted men. By then, he had been dead for four months. The institution itself had info…
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