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Fugitive Chef Arrested

8 Oct to 9 Oct
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New York Post8 Oct

Brian Anthony Williams, a fugitive accused of kidnapping and shooting a woman in Davenport, Iowa, in 2012, was captured after living under an assumed name for nearly 14 years in San Diego. Working as a chef named Troy Williams, he appeared in local media while remaining a wanted suspect according to the US Marshals Service. The arrest occurred Tuesday when authorities tracked him down at a Mission Beach business…

Fugitive accused of heinous crimes 14 years ago busted living secret life in ritzy California beachtown →
The Independent8 Oct

Brian Anthony Williams, 50, an Iowa fugitive wanted since October 2012 for kidnapping, assault, and shooting a woman in Davenport, was arrested Tuesday in San Diego’s Mission Beach neighborhood after living there under the alias "Troy Williams" for nearly 14 years. He worked as a chef at Miss B’s Coconut Club and appeared on local television, which helped authorities identify him. Williams faces multiple charges…

Chef living quietly in San Diego revealed to be violent fugitive on the run for more than ten years →
ABC News (US)9 Oct

U.S. Marshals apprehended Brian Anthony Williams on October 9, 2026, identifying him as the fugitive Troy Williams, a well-known chef at Miss B's Coconut Club in San Diego. Williams, aged 50, had been living under an assumed identity while wanted for kidnapping in Iowa.

WATCH: Fugitive arrested living double life as popular chef →

How it changed

  1. 8 Oct

    Brian Anthony Williams, 50, had been wanted since a 2012 Davenport case in which the US Marshals Service says he and other alleged coconspirators kidnapped a woman, assaulted her and shot her before dumping her in a field in northwest Davenport.

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Where to start Chef living quietly in San Diego revealed to be violent fugitive on the run for more than ten years The Independent

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  • 9 Oct WATCH: Fugitive arrested living double life as popular chefU.S. Marshals apprehended Brian Anthony Williams on October 9, 2026, identifying him as the fugitive Troy Williams, a well-known chef at Miss B's Coconut Club in San Diego. Williams, aged 50, had been living under an assumed identity while wanted for kidnapping in Iowa.ABC News (US)
  • 8 Oct Chef living quietly in San Diego revealed to be violent fugitive on the run for more than ten yearsBrian Anthony Williams, 50, an Iowa fugitive wanted since October 2012 for kidnapping, assault, and shooting a woman in Davenport, was arrested Tuesday in San Diego’s Mission Beach neighborhood after living there under the alias "Troy Williams" for nearly 14 years. He worked as a chef at Miss B’s Coconut Club and appeared on local television, which helped authorities identify him. Williams faces multiple charges…The Independent
  • 8 Oct Fugitive accused of heinous crimes 14 years ago busted living secret life in ritzy California beachtownBrian Anthony Williams, a fugitive accused of kidnapping and shooting a woman in Davenport, Iowa, in 2012, was captured after living under an assumed name for nearly 14 years in San Diego. Working as a chef named Troy Williams, he appeared in local media while remaining a wanted suspect according to the US Marshals Service. The arrest occurred Tuesday when authorities tracked him down at a Mission Beach business…New York Post

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