33歳のサミュエル・ラミレス・ジュニアは、FBIの十大最重要指名手配犯リストに追加されてからわずか73分後のメキシコ、シナロア州クラカンで無事に逮捕された――同プログラム史上最速の逮捕だ。2023年のワシントン州バー射撃事件でJessyca HohnとKatie Duhnkeを殺害し、3人目を負傷させた疑いで、米墨協力の成果を強調する逮捕である。
カリフォルニア州生まれ、1992年4月17日生まれの33歳、サミュエル・ラミレス・ジュニアは、2023年5月21日にワシントン州フェデラルウェイのStars Bar and GrillでJessyca HohnとKatie Duhnkeを射殺し、3人目を負傷させた疑いで国際的な捜索対象となった。5月24日に正式起訴され、アリゾナ州レイクハバスシティに逃亡した後、メキシコのティフアナへ車で向かった。起訴を逃れるための違法逃亡に対する連邦逮捕状は2025年11月14日に発行された。FBIは当初2025年12月10日に2万5000ドルの懸賞金をかけたが、ラミレスが十大最重要指名手配リストに追加されると100万ドルに引き上げられた。
X上の議論では、Samuel Ramirez Jr.のFBI十大最重要指名手配リスト掲載から73分での記録的逮捕が注目を集めている。ユーザーや当局者は、2023年のワシントン州バー射撃事件の容疑者逮捕における米墨協力を称賛。感情は主に肯定的で、迅速な司法実現を祝賀し、FBI長官Kash Patel氏やトランプ・シェインバウム両大統領下の二国間努力に功績を認めている。高エンゲージメントの当局者投稿は効果的な法執行協力の重要性を強調。
🚨🚨 CAPTURED: Another FBI Most Wanted - Samuel Ramirez Jr., apprehended in Sinaloa, Mexico.
— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) 2026年3月12日
Ramirez was on the run for nearly 3 years for his alleged involvement in the murder of two female victims May 21, 2023. After the alleged murders, he was believed to have fled the… pic.twitter.com/UfZLWXkQsR
Another @FBI Most Wanted fugitive apprehended by 🇲🇽 authorities. Thanks to @GabSeguridadMX for their collaboration. Samuel Ramirez Jr., wanted for the murder of two women in Washington State, has been returned to 🇺🇸 to face justice. This arrest reflects the strong cooperation… https://t.co/tHbi5YOU97 pic.twitter.com/Eq0x6xF1Aa
— Embajador Ronald Johnson (@USAmbMex) 2026年3月12日
BREAKING | Samuel Ramirez Jr., of Federal Way, was arrested Tuesday in Culiacán, Mexico, just over an hour after being added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
— KOMO News (@komonews) 2026年3月12日
Police said his parents drove him across the border into Tijuana 2 days after the 2023 murders.…
CAPTURED: #FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Samuel Ramirez, Jr., has been apprehended in Sinaloa, Mexico. He was returned to the United States and taken into custody by Federal Way Police in Washington state where he will face justice. Help the FBI capture the other fugitives:… pic.twitter.com/gS0gSw4w9T
— FBI Seattle (@FBISeattle) 2026年3月12日
Detienen en Culiacán, Sinaloa, a Samuel Ramírez Jr, uno de los 10 más buscados por el FBI
— Juan Becerra Acosta (@juanbaaq) 2026年3月13日
Se le relacione con el asesinato de 2 mujeres en un bar de Washington en 2023#FórmulaNoticias #FelizJueves @Radio_Formula 📻 104.1FM - 1500 AMhttps://t.co/4laILfqQDM
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