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FEDS: Fugitive Taken Into Custody at Miami InternationaI Airport

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Jonathan David Cifuentes, 29, was wanted for his alleged involvement in a shooting on April 5, 2015. See link for additional information. He was taken into custody without incident by the FBI Friday evening, July 10, 2020.

MIAMI, FL – Jonathan David Cifuentes, 29, was taken into custody without incident by the FBI Friday evening, July 10, 2020, at Miami International Airport following his arrival on an international flight after five years as a fugitive.

It is anticipated that his initial appearance will be in state court. Cifuentes is wanted for his alleged involvement in a shooting on April 5, 2015. See link for additional information. The Doral Police Department, Miami Dade Police Department, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, FBI Legal Attache Mexico City, and FBI Miami continue the investigation.

The FBI typically issues press releases for matters pertaining to public safety or requests for public assistance. Anyone with information about an FBI investigation is urged to call (754) 703-2000. No further information is available at this time.

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