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Input: The 31 year-old was discovered relaxing in the sunshine next to a swimming pool on the Costa Blanca, more than four years after fleeing his armed robbery trial. 
  
 Police said the “dangerous fugitive”, from Salford, Greater Manchester, “violently resisted” arrest during last week's armed raid in the resort in Calpe, near Alicante. 
  
 Moran, the last remaining wanted criminal on a special hit list, was behind bars ahead of a court appearance tomorrow when authorities will seek to extradite him back to Britain. 
  
 It emerged tonight that he was nearly captured in November but managed to evade arrest after an astonishing car chase, in which he drive the wrong way along a busy motorway. 
  
 Moran fled Britain in February 2009 when he vaulted from the dock at Burnley Crown Court, assaulted four security officers and ran as a judge tried to remand him in custody over a £25,000 armed robbery of Royal Mail guards. 
  
 Prosecutors said a hand gun, machete and baseball bat were used during the raid outside an Asda supermarket in Colne, Lancashire in 2005, in which the security guard was assaulted. 
  
 The jury later returned a guilty verdict and he was convicted in his absence. 
  
 Friday’s raid, in an area known as the “Costa del Crime” – considered a favoured hideout of British criminals – came after a major international operation headed by the UK’s Serious Organised Crime Agency [SOCA]. 
  
 (Serious Organised Crime Agency/PA) 
  
 Dramatic images released by authorities in Spain today showed masked officers crawling behind walls surrounding the villa before Moran was seen making trying to leap onto a tiled roof of a nearby outhouse after he spotted police. 
  
 The heavily tattooed criminal was held to the ground and handcuffed in a pair of red shorts after his botched attempt to escape into thick bushes. 
  
 His girlfriend, Genna Harvieu, sat in a chair by the pool, wrapped in a towel and surrounded by elite officers from Spain's Special Group of Operations. 
  
 Police later found two firearms, 60 rounds of ammunition, a machete and several mobile phones in his property. It remains unclear what led to the raid. 
  
 Tonight, Spain’s Interior Ministry disclosed that during his escape last year he smashed into two police cars in a 4x4 after being tracked down to the spa town of Los Alcazares in Murcia, southeast Spain. 
  
 Moran, described by police as a “violent thug”, then drove up the wrong way of the busy AP7 motorway, which runs along the Mediterranean coast. 
  
 During a search of the house he was living in at the time a handgun, ammunition, five kilos of cannabis and a vacuum packing machine were recovered. 
  
 The previous year he was named by Crimestoppers on a list of wanted criminals as it marked the fifth anniversary of its Operation Captura campaign. 
  
 Spanish police arrest a man, allegedly identified as British citizen Andrew Moran in Calpe, near Alicante (photo: AFP/Getty) 
  
 His arrest, headed up by Soca's North-West Regional Organised Crime Unit, known as Titan, now means 50 fugitives have now been caught since the operation was launched. 
  
 The arrest of his co-accused, Stephen Devalda, 29, at a hotel in Marbella, Spain, in 2011, left Moran the final man on a police hit-list of the Salford-based armed robbers. 
  
 Devalda was extradited to Britain where he was jailed at Preston Crown Court for nine years and eight months for conspiracy to commit armed robbery and seven months for jumping bail. 
  
 Matt Burton, Soca's Head of Investigations, said there was “no hiding place” for criminals. 
  
 He said: "Moran thought he could evade capture fleeing to Spain, frequently changing his appearance and using false identities. 
  
 “[We] have the capability to pursue criminals relentlessly, track them down, and put them behind bars." 
  
 Pictures released by Soca show how the criminal changed his appearance by growing a moustache and his hair, as well as wearing glasses. 
  
 In one photograph Moran is posing with a rifle, while in another he is brandishing two automatic weapons. 
  
 Det Ch Insp Janet Hudson, from Titan, added: “No matter how hard they try to evade justice they will not succeed." 
  
 Moran is due to appear in Spain’s Central Criminal Court, in Madrid, on tomorrow. ||||| One of Britain's most wanted fugitives is to be sent back to the UK after being arrested at a luxury villa on Spain's Costa Blanca. 
  
 Andrew Moran, 31, from Salford, Greater Manchester, was arrested by police in the resort of Alicante, in Calpe, on Friday. 
  
 At a court hearing in Madrid, he accepted a request for his extradition over an armed robbery in 2005. 
  
 Moran was convicted in his absence after fleeing during his trial in 2009. 
  
 The UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) said two handguns, 60 rounds of ammunition and a machete were discovered at his villa following his arrest. 
  
 Rammed police vehicles 
  
 Andrew Moran escaped during his trial for armed robbery in 2009 
  
 Moran was placed on the Most Wanted list after leaping from the dock and assaulting four security guards during his trial at Burnley Crown Court in February 2009. 
  
 He was found guilty, alongside Stephen Devalda, of taking part in an armed robbery in which Royal Mail guards were threatened with a gun, machete and baseball bat in Colne, Lancashire, in May 2005. 
  
 One of the guards was assaulted before the offenders escaped with £25,000. 
  
 Soca revealed Moran was found by local police officers in Los Alcazares, Spain, in November but evaded capture by ramming two unmarked police vehicles and driving the wrong way down a motorway. 
  
 Devalda, 29, also from Salford, had also been on the run but was captured in Spain in March 2011. 
  
 He was later jailed by a judge at Preston Crown Court, for nine years and eight months. |||||
Output:
The last fugitive on a UK Crimestoppers hit list has agreed to be extradited back to Britain, after an arrest almost as dramatic as his original escape. Police captured convicted machete-wielding robber Andrew Moran while he was relaxing poolside with his girlfriend at a luxury villa in Spain, the Telegraph reports. Photos show masked police crouching behind walls to creep up on Moran. When he spotted them, he tried to jump onto a nearby roof, but police hauled him to the ground and handcuffed him. Moran was convicted in absentia of a 2005 armed robbery committed with a machete, a baseball bat, and a handgun. He escaped during his 2009 trial, after attacking his guards and leaping over the dock. Police have just revealed that he evaded capture yet again in November, in a car chase that saw him ram two unmarked police cars and then drive the wrong way down a busy street, the BBC reports. Police say they recovered two handguns and a machete during his Friday arrest, according to the Independent.