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    CATCH 22 Day 7 Anival Diaz-Moreno

    January 7, 2021No Comments
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    Yavapai County Sheriff's OfficePrescott AZ (January 7, 2021) – It’s day 7 of Yavapai Silent Witness’ CATCH 22 Program.  Today Yavapai County Law Enforcement is asking for your help in locating fugitive Anival Diaz-Moreno.  In the early morning hours of April 16, 2018, the victim was at home in the 7000 block of Horseshoe Lane in Prescott Valley when she heard someone pounding on her sliding glass door.  She then realized it was Diaz and was very frightened as he threatened to kill her in the past.  Diaz trespassed on the victim’s property by going through a window into a room where the victim’s infant child was sleeping.  The child awoke screaming upon seeing the intruder.  The victim was very frightened and attempted to get away from Diaz.  She also called the police while screaming at Diaz to leave.   Diaz fled before the police arrived.  He was not located at the scene.

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    Anival Diaz-Moreno

    On April 19, 2018, Prescott Valley Detectives discovered Diaz had many other warrants including one out of Maricopa County with alerts stating Diaz is known to be armed and dangerous and have violent tendencies.  The detectives learned that Diaz was possibly in the Wickenburg area.  Prescott Valley PD detectives/officers along with Wickenburg PD located Diaz who fled from them in a vehicle when they attempted to stop him.  The Diaz’s vehicle got stuck in the sand and he fled on foot.  He is still at large.

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    Diaz is currently wanted on a nationwide extraditable warrant with a $500,000 for Criminal Trespass out of Prescott, a full extradition warrant with a $20,000 bond for Possession of Dangerous Drugs for Sale, Possession of Narcotics for Sale, Weapons Misconduct, Unlawful Flight From Law Enforcement and Criminal Trespass out of Maricopa County, a full extradition Probation Violation warrant with no bond out of Yuma County and a warrant out of Mesa for Failure to Appear.  

    Diaz-Moreno is described as a 35-year-old Hispanic male 5 feet 6 inches tall, 190 pounds with black hair and green eyes.  He also has multiple tattoos to include his name on his back and has large scars on his abdomen and lower left leg.  His last known address was on Hillward East in Congress.  

    Anyone providing information leading to Diaz’s arrest could be eligible for a $500 cash reward.  To Earn your reward, you must call Yavapai Silent Witness at 1-800-932-3232 or submit a tip at yavapaisw.com.  All tips are always anonymous.  You never have to give your name.  

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