Umar Love, the Apple Valley Muay Thai trainer who was wanted by San Bernardino County police for allegedly molesting six teenage girls was arrested on Saturday in Canada. Love made headlines the last week of December after skipping town when he was released on bail.

Love was originally arrested on December 14, 2011 after a female student at his Apple Valley gym accused him of sexually abusing her. Love was released on bail, but a further investigation turned up five more potential female victims ranging from 14-16 years of age. When authorities tried to serve Love with a search warrant on December 22, 2011 he had already left town.

Canadian authorities were tipped off by anonymously that Love was at a hotel in Quebec City, Canada near Jean Lesage International Airport. He was arrested at around 5 a.m. on Saturday morning. Love’s girlfriend, Suzann Elizabeth Angel was not arrested and it has not been made clear if she was with him when he was arrested.

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Trainer Umar Love is currently being searched for by San Bernardino County authorities. Love owns Evoloved Martial Arts in Apple Valley, CA and was originally arrested on December 14th on the suspicion of committing lewd acts on a child after a 14-year-old girl informed authorities that Love had touched her inappropriately on several occasions.

Authorities ran an investigation into the allegations and six more females between the ages of 14 and 16 had reported being molested by Love. The alleged crimes are believed to have occurred at one of Love’s Apple Valley training facility.

According to the Los Angeles Times “Love is believed to be traveling with his girlfriend, Suzann Elizabeth Angel, 24, in a green 2001 BMW 325i, California license number 4SYK536.”

Love had three fighters registered for the TBA Muay Thai Classic in Iowa this year. One of Love’s male Muay Thai fighters won the TBA class B title in the super heavyweight division this year.

Anyone with information about their whereabouts or about possible additional victims is asked to contact Det. Marks at the Apple Valley Police Department at (760) 240-7400 or (760) 245-4211 for the 24-hour sheriff’s dispatch. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may contact the We-Tip Hotline at (800) 78-CRIME (27463) or www.wetip.com.

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