Oakland Murder Suspect To Be Featured On 'America's Most Wanted'
OAKLAND (BCN) -- A man sought by Oakland police for the November homicide of one man and the attempted homicide of another man will be featured on the TV show "America's Most Wanted" Saturday night, the U.S. Marshals Service announced.
Sean Michael Sullivan is wanted in connection with the Nov. 4 homicide that occurred in the 7800 block of Outlook Avenue in Oakland, and, according to the show's website, the Marshals Service has added him to their 15 Most Wanted Fugitives list.
The Marshals Service is assisting the Oakland Police Department in tracking down Sullivan.
According to information on the show's website, Sullivan allegedly invited Joshua Ap'e and Quais "Alex" Amin over to the house where he was staying in East Oakland, where the shooting occurred shortly thereafter.
Sullivan, 32, is a white man standing 5 feet 10 inches and weighing 165 pounds. He often grows facial hair, including a mustache, goatee, or combination thereof.
Scrawled in ink across his back is a large tattoo of the word "O'Sullivan," and he has several other tattoos on his biceps, shins and calves, according to the show's website.
Sullivan, who is considered armed and dangerous, was last seen in Oakland, but Marshals believe he may be in Idaho or along the West Coast, among other possible locations.
Anonymous tipsters can submit information to the show's hotline at (800) CRIME-TV (274-6388) or online at www.amw.com.
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