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cops – after evading capture by living in Spain for seven years.David Ungi was eventually caught on Thursday, alongside three other men, as he entered a gym in the sunny city of Malaga.The 30-year-old had been hunted in connection to the tragic murder of Vinny Waddington, 18, who was shot and killed in July 2015 while riding on the back of a motorbike in Liverpool.Vinny's shooters used a 12-gauge shotgun and fired it at the victim from an Audi A3 before ramming his bike off the road.Luke Kendrick and Ryan Bate received life sentences for his murder, but Ungi, the third suspect, left the country within 24 hours of the killing and hadn't been seen since.But after a joint mission between Spanish authorities and three crime agencies in Britain, he faces extradition back to the UK.Ungi is also wanted in connection with supplying heroin, and during the arrest, cops seized a 9mm Ruger firearm and ammunition from a rucksack.Steve Reynolds, National Crime Agency regional manager in Spain, said: "Three of the UK's most wanted fugitives being arrested in a week is a fantastic achievement."Ungi is a very dangerous person, and his arrest is good news for communities both in Liverpool and Spain."There are still a number of fugitives on our most wanted list, and they should know we will never give up and we're never far behind them."Detective Chief Inspector Cath Cummings added: "Merseyside Police remains relentless in its pursuit of criminals and will leave no stone unturned.Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star stories by signing up to our free newsletter here."We will continue to work closely with other law enforcement agencies, both in the UK, and overseas to trace those wanted for carrying out the most serious offences

One of the UK’s most wanted fugitives has been arrested in Spain after spending nearly seven years on the run, according to police.

a 1,500km charity cycle ride to support the crippled events industry say they’re “blown away” by the response to their campaign.Steve Reynolds, operations director for Loud Sound Limited, is one of five people participating in the Newcastle-London journey that concludes in Hyde Park tomorrow (October 18). He said the initiative has been “amazing” and “exhausting”, with his crew due to check-off 50 UK venues/sites in a fundraising bid for events workers in need.“We’ve been blown away by visiting these cities and towns, meeting lots of people and hearing personal stories about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected them,” Reynolds told NME.