West Midlands Police continue to seek suspects who have managed to evade capture despite public appeals launched months ago. These individuals are wanted for serious offences including robbery and assault.
Public appeals have proven effective in the past, often leading to swift arrests. However, these men have remained on the most wanted list since last year, leaving detectives frustrated yet hopeful that someone may recognize them and come forward with information.
Among those sought is Clifton, 25, from the Walsall area. He is wanted in connection with an assault committed just before Christmas last year and is also wanted on recall to prison, suggesting a breach of his release conditions. Police urge anyone who sees him to call 999 immediately, quoting crime number 20/447883/25.
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Another suspect, Glanville, also 25, has been on the list since December. He is wanted for a shop robbery that occurred on South Road, Birmingham in July of last year. Glanville is believed to have links to West Bromwich, and anyone with information should contact 999, referencing crime number 20/302475/25.
Detectives have also been searching for Cera for months following a robbery in Walsall. Back in November, West Midlands Police requested the public’s help, urging anyone with information to call 999 and quote crime reference number 20/326384/25.
Jawandha, then aged 31, remains at large after failing to appear at court for an assault charge. Police issued an alert to find him, but he has yet to be apprehended. Information can be provided via WMP on 101 or Live Chat on their website, citing crime number 20/395073/23.
Lastly, an appeal was launched last November to find Bogle-Fredericks, wanted on suspicion of robbery. Authorities caution the public not to approach him but to call 999 immediately quoting crime number 20/650003/24.
Detectives continue to rely on community assistance to bring these suspects to justice. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police without delay.