Pennsylvania State Police name 10 most wanted suspects

(WHTM) – The Pennsylvania State Police are asking for the public’s help in finding their 10 Most Wanted Suspects.

The three new suspects added to the most wanted are Rakeem Markell Jones, Jordan Alexander Allen and Samuel Irizarry.

Rakeem Markell Jones is wanted by Erie State Police for attempted manslaughter. He is 6’1″ tall, has black hair and brown eyes. His last known address is in Erie.

Jordan Alexander Allen is wanted by Dunmore State Police for aggravated assault with a firearm. He is 5’9″, has black hair, brown eyes and his last known address is in Wilkes-Barre.

Samuel Irizarry is wanted by the Philadelphia State Police for attempted manslaughter and was last living in Philadelphia. He is 5’7″ tall with brown hair and blue eyes.

Michael Edward Akerly is wanted for an alleged 1998 rape and aggravated indecent assault in Erie. Sightings have been reported in Wattsburg, Erie County; Chautauqua, New York; and North Carolina. He is known for frequent visits to music stores and recording studios.

James Garland Watts is wanted for a 2008 murder and attempted murder in Allegheny County. His last known address was in Clairton, Pennsylvania.

Giovanni Morales Jr. is wanted by Hazelton State Police for a June 2020 murder. His last known address was in Brooklyn, New York.

Martavious Kendre Stout is wanted by Meadville City Police for murder. His last known address is in Meadville.

Gerado Cruz-Hernandez is wanted on multiple rape and related charges involving a 12-year-old woman in Norristown. State police say Cruz Hernandez’s last known address is in Norristown and the alleged incident happened in 2013.

Kevin Jay Purnell is wanted in Chester County for the alleged sexual assault of a seven-year-old girl. His last known address is in New Castle, Delaware.

Freddy Calle is wanted by the Hazelton City Police Department for allegedly raping a child. His last known address is in Hazelton.

Anyone with information regarding any of the individuals listed above is urged to call the Pennsylvania State Police.