District of Columbia Most Wanted

District of Columbia most wanted list to search for fugitives in your state. Warrants, suspects or convicted wanted persons by police, department of justice, attorney general or department of corrections.

Official District of Columbia agencies that publish wanted persons, fugitive bulletins, and active law-enforcement alerts. Each link goes directly to the agency.

DC Metropolitan Police Department

Statewide law enforcement, wanted persons bulletins, and active fugitive alerts maintained by ALEA.

DC Department of Corrections

Search for inmates currently in District of Columbia state correctional facilities, parole status, and release dates.

DC Attorney General

Criminal alerts, consumer fraud bulletins, and statewide investigations from the AG's office.

• Note: Wanted-person information changes quickly. Always confirm active warrant or fugitive status directly with the responsible agency before acting on a listing.

• Use official agency sources first. Wanted-person and fugitive information is usually published by police departments, departments of public safety, attorneys general, sheriffs, corrections agencies, or federal law-enforcement offices.
• Records can change quickly. An entry may be removed, updated, sealed, or superseded after arrest, court action, or agency review.
• Cross-check related systems. Inmate locators, court records, criminal-record pages, and local sheriff or police resources can provide additional context.
• Avoid misuse. Do not use directory information for harassment, vigilantism, or any unlawful purpose.

Continue your research with these related District of Columbia record categories.

• District of Columbia Public Records Hub Browse the full directory of public-record resources for the state.

District of Columbia Criminal Records

Court records, arrest records, and criminal-history resources.

District of Columbia Inmate Search

State and county inmate locators.

• District of Columbia County Sheriff Directory County-by-county sheriff resources.
• District of Columbia Sex Offender Registry Statewide sex-offender registry lookup.

Federal agencies publishing official fugitive, most-wanted, and high-priority suspect bulletins. These cover crimes that cross state lines or fall under federal jurisdiction.

• FBI Most WantedFederal Bureau of Investigation's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, terrorism suspects, kidnappings, and cyber criminals
• U.S. Marshals 15 Most WantedThe Marshals Service is the primary federal fugitive-apprehension agency with the 15 Most Wanted and Major Case Fugitives lists
• DEA Fugitive ListDrug Enforcement Administration major fugitives wanted for narcotics trafficking and related crimes
• ATF Most WantedBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives most-wanted suspects for firearms, arson, and explosives crimes
• ICE Most WantedImmigration and Customs Enforcement most-wanted fugitives for human smuggling, trafficking, and customs crimes
• U.S. Secret Service Most WantedSecret Service most-wanted suspects, primarily for financial crimes, counterfeiting, and cyber fraud

These federal and national sources complement District of Columbia's DC-level records. They are the authoritative sources you should cross-check when District of Columbia state records are incomplete or out-of-state activity matters.

FBI, Wanted Fugitives The FBI's full public list of Top Ten Most Wanted, Seeking Information, Fugitives, and Kidnappings & Missing Persons cases, with rewards and contact guidance. fbi.gov/wanted (fbi.gov)

U.S. Marshals Service, Major Cases The USMS's 15 Most Wanted, Major Case Fugitives, and specific regional task-force fugitive lists. USMS is the primary federal fugitive-apprehension agency.

ATF Most Wanted Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives fugitives tied to firearms, arson, and explosives crimes.