Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Tuesday that 45‑year‑old Mihail Bozovic has been added to the state’s Most Wanted list. The move follows an investigation that alleges Bozovic was involved in manufacturing, possessing and trafficking a minimum of 25 pounds of marijuana – a quantity Drummond says “fuels addiction and crime in Oklahoma communities.”

Reward offered for tips

To encourage public assistance, the Attorney General’s Office is offering a $3,000 reward for information that leads directly to Bozovic’s arrest. The tip line is 405‑343‑8107, and tips can also be emailed to [email protected]. Drummond emphasized that the fugitive has evaded law enforcement for more than two years and that it is time to bring him to justice.

Physical description and known habits

According to the Attorney General’s Office, Bozovic stands about six feet tall, weighs roughly 190 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes. The office also noted that Bozovic is known to abuse drugs, a factor that may complicate efforts to locate him.

Law enforcement partnership

The search for Bozovic is being coordinated between the Attorney General’s Office and the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office. Both agencies are urging anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts to come forward, stressing that community cooperation is essential to protecting Oklahoma families from the harms associated with large‑scale drug trafficking.

How to help

Residents who believe they have information about Bozovic’s location are asked to contact the tip line or email the address provided above. All tips will be treated confidentially, and the reward will be paid only after a successful arrest and conviction.

For more details about Oklahoma’s Most Wanted program, readers can visit the Attorney General’s website.

Original reporting: KTUL 8 (Sinclair) – local — read the source article.