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CBP Officers In Northeast N.Y. Arrest Fugitive Wanted For Sex Crimes

Release Date: 
January 6, 2012

CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.—U.S. Customs and Border Protection Field Operations announced the arrest of a United States citizen from California who was wanted on multiple sex crime charges.

On January 5th, CBP Officers working at the Champlain, New York Port of Entry encountered 30-year-old Umar Love, a United States citizen from Apple Valley, California. Mr. Love was wanted in San Bernardino County, California on multiple sex crime charges including Child Molestation and Forcible Rape. Mr. Love was found in Canada and extradited back to the United States by Canadian authorities.

Upon his arrival at the Port of Champlain, CBP officers verified the validity of the warrant and confirmed extradition to California. Mr. Love was arrested by CBP and turned over to the custody of the New York State Troopers pending extradition.

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February 9, 2017
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