FbiMostWanted.mobi offers visitors access to a large portion of current, official FBI Most Wanted lists in several categories, anywhere in the world they happen to be via their mobile device in a fast and easily viewable format that was specifically designed for ease of use on small screens. Now, if you happened to be out and spot a suspicious looking character, you don’t have to wait to go home and log on to your computer to visit the official FBI site. You simply visit this nifty little site and browse through several categories to search updated FBI “most wanted”.

The site comes loaded with current fugitives that are eluding capture, complete with pictures, descriptions and condensed information about why they are wanted and who to contact should you spot one. Visitors can also simply click to call the FBI tip line if they spot a suspect, all from the privacy of your mobile.

This site is not an official FBI site and is not endorsed or promoted by the FBI. It contains valuable public information in a format that was not previously available.

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