Most Wanted Wednesday: We feature some of SWFL’s most wanted suspects; Dec. 8

Reporter: Rich Kolko
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Sukanya Dunnebacke, Ora Tejeda, Daniel White.

This weekly WINK News segment features fugitives from justice right here in Southwest Florida.

This is your chance to help out the community and give the tip that gets these people off the street. These suspects need to be found – and you can help. If you have seen them, reach out to Crime Stoppers or your local law enforcement. Call 1-800-780-TIPS (8477).

Here are three fugitives wanted by Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers.

Sukanya Dunnebacke

Sukanya Dunnebacke (DOB 1/26/81) – wanted in Lee County on a bench warrant for failure to appear for the unlawful possession of the personal identification of five or more persons.

Her problems started when she was pulled over for a traffic infraction. When she was asked to provide her identification to the officer, he found that she had a small stash of passports and other information.

Upon further investigation, it turns out that she had five different passports, as well as the Social Security numbers of various other people – none of which were hers.

When the officer asked her why she had all of this information, Sukanya gave several different stories, however, none of them matched up. It’s unclear at this point if she had committed identity fraud, but it’s the first time she got caught for unlawful possession of IDs.

She was arrested and released under the condition that she’d show back up in court to explain her actions to a judge, however she has since gone into hiding and has chosen to not show up in court, which triggered a new warrant for her arrest two weeks ago.

She is 5’4”, 135 pounds and was last known to be living in San Carlos Park. And upon her arrest, she will be held without bond.

Ora Tejeda

Ora Tejeda (DOB 3/4/87) – wanted in Lee County for violation of probation for two counts of fraudulent use of a credit card, as well as violation of community control for grand theft auto and burglary.

Almost a year ago to the day (December 9, 2020) she was arrested after detectives say she snapped a photo of the victim’s credit card, then went on a spending spree, to include motel stays, rideshare trips and visits to local restaurants using his number.

When the charges were linked back to Tejeda she was pretty easy to find, as she had just been arrested on unrelated charges of grand theft auto and burglary and was already sitting in the Lee County Jail.

She ended up spending 10 months in the Lee County Jail before she was released on probation just over a month ago… and already she’s violated those terms. To date, she’s been booked nine times before on additional charges of resisting, escape, fraud, home invasion robbery and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.

Tejeda is 5’10”, 156 pounds and could be using the alias of Ora Michelle Wright.

Daniel White

Daniel White (DOB 3/14/81) – wanted in Collier County for violation of state probation for fleeing/eluding law enforcement officers.

He has a history of violent behavior towards women and a blatant disrespect for law enforcement. He’s got previous arrests for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, battery, resisting officers, violation of a domestic violence injunction for protection, as well as the fleeing and eluding charge.

Detectives think he’s still in the area, possibly laying low in East Naples or Golden Gate. He spent more than half of last year behind bars for his actions, and with this latest violation, chances are he’ll be looking at another extended stay.

He is 5’10”, 170 pounds and could be working under the table as a handyman or floor installer.


If you have a tip on the whereabouts of any of these wanted suspects contact Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers. All callers will remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward of up to $3,000.

Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers
1-800-780-TIPS (8477) or
southwestfloridacrimestoppers.com

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