West Midlands Police have expanded their most wanted list, appealing to the public for assistance in tracing several individuals wanted for various offences.
The suspects, including five men and one woman, face charges ranging from wounding and robbery to aggravated burglary. The force has released their images in the hope that members of the public will recognise them or provide information on their whereabouts.
Public appeals such as this are a vital tool for police when suspects are believed to be evading arrest, helping to locate them and encouraging them to surrender.
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Among those recently added to the list is Donovan Reid, 35, wanted on suspicion of wounding and harassment. He is known to frequent the Cradley Heath area. Police urge anyone with information to call 999 quoting crime number 20/340240/26.
Another individual wanted is Jamie Rice, 37, who is sought in connection with shop theft and robbery. His mugshot shows him wearing a hood with a cut under his left eye. If spotted, the public should call 999 quoting crime reference number 20/316676/26.
Sabina Atwal, 36, is wanted in connection with a burglary investigation under “Operation Fearless” following a break-in at a pharmacy on Soho Road. She has links to Handsworth and Birmingham city centre. Any sightings or information should be reported to 999 with crime reference 20/301646/26.
Stephen Baillie, 47, of no fixed address, wanted for multiple thefts and failure to attend court, is known to have connections across Birmingham. Members of the public are asked to report his whereabouts by calling 999 quoting crime number 20/286688/26.
Lastly, Muhammed Haji, 19, faces multiple charges of aggravated burglary. Any information regarding his location should be communicated to police by calling 999 and quoting crime number 20/356156/26.
West Midlands Police continue to rely on public support to bring these individuals to justice and encourage people to provide any information safely and promptly.