NCA has listed criminals convicted of offences and others believed to hold v ital information about crimes.
It said: “We pursue criminals and bring them to justice. By informing communities and supporting other agencies, we can help identify criminals and speed the law enforcement process.”
The list is published on the NCA’s website in a bid to share names and photographs widely in the hope of tracking down those wanted by the authorities.
Anyone with any information on their whereabouts should call 101 or 999 in an emergency.
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Michael Paul Moogan, from Liverpool, is believed to be linked to a Rotterdam café raided in 2013 as part of a series of coordinated strikes in the UK and the Netherlands. It is suspected the café was being used as a front for an operations centre for international drug traffickers, where they could meet for negotiations with cartels and for arranging the financing and transportation of huge quantities of drugs. It is alleged that during 2013 Moogan was involved in a conspiracy to import cocaine into the UK. Photo: NCA
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Richard Wakeling, from Brentwood, Essex, tried to import £8 million of liquid amphetamine into the UK in April 2016. On April 9 last year he was convicted and sentenced to 11 years in his absence after he absconded before his 12-week trial began. Photo: NCA