US Marshals believes fugitive wanted in stabbing case may be working as a tattoo artist Las Vegas

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Wanted poster. Authorities have released a poster for Theodore “Teddy” Li, 36, on the lam for more than three years. He is wanted in Virginia for assault with deadly weapon, and violating the Federal Felony Probation.

The U.S. The Marshals describe Li, a 5-foot-8 Asian man with black hair and brown eye. He has tattoos covering most of his body. He has also been associated with Asian gangs.

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Li’s crimes: Li, a felon convicted of felony offenses, was found guilty in 2010 for possessing a handgun while dealing drugs. Despite this conviction, he was not allowed to own a firearm. For the convictions, he received a nine year sentence and a five year supervised release.

Li fled after being accused by police of stabbing multiple times a nightclub bouncer on December 15, 2019 in Arlington, Virginia’s Clarendon district. According to reports, the assailant who was charged with malicious injury skipped court in the year following the incident.

Location: The U.S. Marshals believe that Li may now be working or living in east Las Vegas, Nevada or Henderson. Ray Venegas, Marshal of the United States, told 8 News Now.

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Anyone with information on his location is encouraged to contact the U.S. Marshal Service 1-877-926 8332.

The authorities warned the public to stay away from Li, as he was considered dangerous and armed with violent tendencies.

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