Wiltshire Police Seek Public Help Finding Wanted Man
Wiltshire Police have issued a public appeal for information regarding 23-year-old Leon Fitzpatrick, who referred to prison after breaching release conditions. The appeal was disseminated through the force’s official Facebook page on [Date of Post].
Description and Known Locations
Fitzpatrick is described as approximately 5ft 7in tall with a slim build. His identifiable features include multiple tattoos, most notably one positioned above his left eye. According to police statements, he has established links to the Ludgershall area and is believed to be traveling between Wiltshire and Hampshire.
Public Safety Advisory
In an official statement, authorities warned: “If you know where he is, please do not approach him, but instead immediately call 999.” This caution aligns with standard police protocol for individuals wanted for recall to prison, according to the National Police Chiefs’ Council guidelines regarding public interactions with potentially dangerous subjects.
Criminal Background
Court records indicate Fitzpatrick, formerly of Andover, pleaded guilty to harassment and three violations of a non-molestation order issued on July 1, 2021. The charges stemmed from incidents occurring between February and May 2022, during which he:
- Sent intimidating messages via Snapchat to his former partner
- Transmitted threatening voice notes using disguised vocals
- Sent recordings mocking the victim
- Referenced violent acts including claims of biting someone’s ear off
- Made threats toward the victim’s sister
In August 2022, Fitzpatrick received additional sentencing for assaulting an emergency worker, resisting arrest, and violent behavior according to court documentation. The Ministry of Justice confirms that offenders recalled to prison typically breached post-release license conditions.
Appeal for Information
Wiltshire Police urge anyone with relevant information to contact them via:
- Emergency: 999 (quoting reference number [Insert PRN])
- Non-emergency: 101
- Anonymous tips: Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111
Authorities emphasize that timely information helps ensure community safety. Media relations representatives from Wiltshire Police confirm this appeal follows standard procedures documented in their public appeals protocol.
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