Day of action puts wanted suspects under the spotlight

In the relentless pursuit of those avoiding legal consequences, Cheshire Constabulary is running a comprehensive day of action.

Today, officers and personnel from local policing units, the Special Constabulary, and specialised divisions will join forces to trace individuals suspected of criminal activities within the county.

Each department, including the Economic Crime Unit, Roads Policing, and the Serious Organised Crime Unit, has meticulously curated a roster of individuals earmarked for immediate attention.

Whether it be levying charges, issuing summons, or any other appropriate action, they are poised to respond swiftly.

Denying victims

Superintendent Andrew Blizard, who led on the operation, said: “Individuals who try to evade the courts are denying victims their chance to see justice done and this can often leave many of those affected by crime unable to move on with their lives.

“This day of action is to highlight to the public our commitment in tracking down those who try their best to evade justice.

“Locating wanted suspects is our day-to-day business, and when we identify those who are a priority for us to find, we have the use of specialist departments to help us in our search.

“No stone is left unturned, so if you know you are wanted, or you have information about someone who is wanted, it’s time to do the right thing and hand yourself in. You might just be on our list and it’s only a matter of time before we track you down.”

If you have any information regarding someone you know is wanted by police, call Cheshire Constabulary on 101, or anonymously via Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.

Helen
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