Lincolnshire s most wanted men
| Updated: 14:55, 28 December 2020
Lincolnshire Police has updated its latest monthly appeal to help locate ten of the most wanted suspects as part of its ongoing approach to targeting outstanding offenders across the county.
The Force continues to target most active offenders, while protecting the public â in particular, those who are vulnerable. Seven of the suspects on the original top ten are still at large.
Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Cox, head of crime at Lincolnshire Police, said: âLincolnshire police will do all we can to locate and bring to justice our most wanted people. We do so to protect the public as every single day these people remain at large is a day in which they may commit more crime and in doing so create more victims.
Three suspects named in connection with crimes in Grantham are among top 10 most wanted by Lincolnshire Police
| Updated: 17:20, 18 December 2020
Lincolnshire Police have named three suspects in connection with crimes committed in Grantham among their top 10 most wanted.
Lincolnshire Police are releasing a monthly appeal to help locate 10 of their most wanted suspects as part of an ongoing approach to target outstanding offenders across the county.
The three men are Connor Jackson, aged 19, wanted for breaching a restraining order; Rhys Sewell, aged 22, wanted in connection with a sexual offence, and Kyle OâConnor, aged 28, who is wanted in connection with a burglary in the Grantham area in December.
Ten of Lincolnshire s most wanted. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police
Lincolnshire Police is appealing to find ten of its most wanted suspects who are still on the run, including convicted rapists, alleged burglars and potential assault suspects.
Detective chief superintendent Andy Cox, head of crime at the force, said: “Lincolnshire Police will do all we can to locate and bring to justice our most wanted people.
“We do so to protect the public as every single day these people remain at large is a day in which they may commit more crime and in doing so create more victims.
“We are using this new ‘top ten’ approach in the hope that it reaches a wide audience and that members of the public who have information which may assist our efforts decide to share this information with us.