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Infra publicity compels wanted man to return to Poland

Published by Crimestoppers for Crimestoppers in Communities and also in Housing, Environment, Local Government, Central Government, Health, Education
Monday 6th July 2009 - 11:37am

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Norman Marek Misarko, who was placed on the Infra international fugitives list on suspicion of having participated in a violent assault, returned to Poland as a result of the publicity generated under Operation Infra.

Visit Crimestoppers' website for more information about Misarko and the internationally wanted fugitives.

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