Detectives have added several new names to the West Midlands’ most wanted list, warning that these suspects may find it hard to stay hidden this Christmas.
West Midlands Police (WMP) frequently rely on public assistance to locate individuals who have evaded capture. While many suspects are quickly found, some remain at large for long periods.
Since early December, new suspects have joined the list, including a man wanted for a serious assault in Wolverhampton and a woman suspected of a distraction burglary in Kings Norton. Authorities emphasize that those on the run are unlikely to have a peaceful holiday season.
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WMP urges anyone who recognizes these individuals or has information about their whereabouts to contact them immediately.
Richard Preston, 36, is wanted on recall to prison, likely for breaching his release conditions. He is believed to have connections in the Dudley area. Police ask anyone who sees him to call 999, referencing case number 20/11261/25.
Jamie Woodroof, 35, is sought for a serious assault in Wolverhampton. Anyone with information should call 999 quoting crime reference number 20/473972/25.
Daniel Smith, 39, linked to Wordsley, is wanted for alleged robbery. The public is urged to provide any relevant information by calling 999 and quoting crime number 20/387891/25.
Paula Brown, 40, is wanted for burglary and failing to appear in court. If seen, call 999 quoting crime number 20/449082/25.
Lisa Hudson, 48, is suspected of a distraction burglary in Kings Heath, Birmingham, earlier this month. Any information should be reported to 999, quoting 20/464067/25.
Mason Benny, 24, wanted for recall to prison, has links to Coventry and Birmingham. Witnesses are encouraged to call 999 immediately with reference number 20/459125/25.
West Midlands Police reiterate the importance of public vigilance and immediate reporting to help bring these individuals to justice.