Suspects Evade Capture This Christmas as Police Urge Immediate 999 Calls

While many enjoy festive celebrations, a number of suspects remain on the run across the West Midlands, prompting urgent police appeals for assistance. Since November, these wanted individuals have been added to a public gallery comprising 93 of the region’s most sought-after fugitives.

Among the recent suspects are a 19-year-old facing recall to prison, a robbery suspect deemed dangerous with a ‘do not approach’ warning, and a shoplifter marked by a distinctive neck tattoo. Authorities emphasize the critical importance of the public reporting any sightings by calling 999 immediately.

Notable individuals currently wanted include:

Ali Mohammed, 19, wanted on recall to prison since November 5. Police urge anyone who spots him to immediately dial 999, quoting crime number 20/390589/25.
Craig Saville, 46, wanted for breaching bail conditions. Last seen in early November, members of the public are asked to report any information to the emergency number, quoting reference 20/19195/25.
Grant Jones, 46, suspected of possessing an offensive weapon. Police appeal for immediate contact upon any sightings, highlighting the potential danger involved (reference 20/15723/25).
Adam Shelley, 34, wanted on suspicion of breaching bail. Authorities request urgent information via 999, quoting reference 20/17085/25.
Kane Campbell-Browne, 25, wanted for harassment offenses. The public is urged to assist by reporting sightings to the police, quoting reference 20/17862/25.
John Davis, 42, sought on recall to prison. Authorities state they are “keen to trace” him and ask for prompt reporting via 999, quoting warrant number 20/15242/25.
Rafiq Bogle-Fredericks, 28, suspected of robbery and considered dangerous. Police strongly advise against any personal approach and instruct immediate 999 calls with crime number 20/650003/24.
Jordan Bonner, 25, wanted after failing to appear in court on charges of serious sexual assault. Anyone with information should call 999 quoting 20/18671/25.
Gareth Hall, 44, wanted on suspicion of shop theft. Police encourage witnesses to report via 101 or Live Chat quoting crime reference 20/432638/25.
Raymond Burgess, 42, suspected of theft from a Coventry shop in October. Authorities request information through 101 or Live Chat referencing crime 20/435448/25.
Lyndsey Hammersley, 33, wanted in connection with Walsall shop thefts. The public is urged to report sightings by calling 999 with crime number 20/320402/25.
Joshua Evans, 20, sought on suspicion of stalking, linked to Walsall. Police appeal for information via 999 quoting crime reference 20/345924/25.

The West Midlands Police reiterate the critical importance of swift community involvement to bring these individuals to justice and enhance public safety during the holiday season.