Authorities: Daughter Has Life-Threatening Injuries

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U.S. Marshals tell AMW that Faleh Hassan Almaleki was captured in Atlanta, Ga. on October 30, 2009.

Police in Peoria, Ariz. say a father is on the lam for doing the unthinkable:  mowing down his own daughter with his SUV.

Authorities say Faleh Hassan Almaleki had been in an argument with his daughter -- and they claim that he snapped in a parking lot of the Department of Economic Security building in Peoria.

Cops say 20-year-old Noor Faleh Almaleki was with her roommate -- who was also struck -- when the crime took place. 

They say her friend is expected to be okay, but Noor is clinging to life in an Arizona hospital.

Police tell AMW that Almaleki has skipped town and they need your help to bring this accused aggravated assault suspect down.
 

Cops: Almaleki Could Have Fled Arizona

Authorities say 48-year-old Almaleki was last seen driving westbound on Peoria Avenue on October 20, 2009 around 2 p.m. 

They say he was behind the wheel of a gray or silver 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Arizona license plate ADS-9192.

“Right now he’s still outstanding,” said Peoria Police Detective Chris Boughey. “We’re not quite sure exactly where he might be.  He could have possibly fled the state of Arizona.”

Police: 20-Year-Old Victim Has Died From Injuries

Cops in Peoria, Ariz. say 20-year-old Noor Almaleki -- one victim in this brutal hit-and-run -- has succumbed to her injuries.  They say she died on November 2, 2009 and do not yet know the exact cause of death.

Police say 48-year-old Hassan Almaleki was originally booked on two counts of Aggravated Assault.  They say those charges will be upgraded, but they are not sure what exactly they will be. 

Authorities say the ten-day manhunt for Almaleki ended on October 29, 2009 after he fled the country.  They say Almaleki drove his SUV south of the border where he abandoned the truck in Nogales, Mexico. 

Cops say he then made his way to Mexico City where he boarded a plane to London.  They say Almaleki was denied entry into the country by U.K. Port of Entry authorities and Almaleki was immediately put on a plane back to the United States.

Police say he was then flown into Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Ga. where U.S. Marshals apprehended him.

Authorities say Almaleki was returned to Peoria, Ariz. on October 31, 2009 where he was booked on Aggravated Assault charges.  They say he was then transported to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office 4th Avenue Jail in Phoenix, Ariz. 

They say his bail is currently set at $5 million.