On the Lookout: Omar Ibrahim
35-year-old Omar Ibrahim is a white male, approximately 6 feet tall, weighing 175 lbs., with a medium build, black hair, and brown eyes.
On the Lookout: Suspect accused of 'holding metal can opener to victim's head' in domestic incident
He is wanted on a warrant for Assault in the 2nd Degree with intent to cause serious injury.
The charge stems from an incident in which Ibrahim allegedly struck another person with a weapon, causing injuries to the victim's face and head, according to the sheriff's office.
Ibrahim is also wanted on a warrant out of the Town of DeWitt for a separate assault involving another individual.
Police believe has has lived in the City of Syracuse but may currently be homeless.
If you have any information regarding Omar Ibrahim's whereabouts, please contact the Onondaga County Warrants Unit at 315-435-3032.
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