Vehicle

  • Red Porsche

    License Plate: California: 4BWU827

    Red Porsche, CA license: 4BWU827

  • Chevrolet Suburban

    License Plate: California: 5LTC712

    Chevrolet Suburban with CA license plate: 5LTC712

Issued

Lake Forest, CA map

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

6:32pm

Incident

On July 2, 2008, at 6:32PM, Ryan Ramos was abducted from Lake Forest, California (Orange County). SUSPECT IS CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. Last seen driving a Red Porsche, CA license: 4BWU827. Suspect has access to another vehicle described as a Chevrolet Suburban with CA license plate: 5LTC712 IF SEEN, CONTACT ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AT (714) 628-7170. UPDATE: The Suspect, Lonnie Ramos, has rented a recreational vehicle on July 2nd, in the evening. It is a 2004 purple and gold Fleetwood Providence, with Ca license plate: 5EGW556.

Contact

ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT at (714) 628-7170

Victims

  • Ryan Ramos

    Ryan Ramos

    Caucasian Male

    Age 9    Height    Weight

    Hair Unknown    Eyes Unknown

    Ryan Ramos is a 9 year old white male.

Suspects

  • Lonnie Ramos

    Lonnie Ramos

    Caucasian Male

    Age 46    Height 6' 3"    Weight 180 Pounds

    Hair Unknown    Eyes Unknown

    SUSPECT IS CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. Last seen driving a Red Porsche, CA license: 4BWU827. Suspect has access to another vehicle described as a Chevrolet Suburban with CA license plate: 5LTC712

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