Sighting of prisoner on the run
A man who is on the run from a prison in Lincolnshire has been spotted on CCTV in Nottingham.
Reward for prisoner on the run
A reward has been offered for information about a man who is on the run from a Lincolnshire prison.
Woodlands searched for "dangerous" criminal on the run
Police are searching woodland after a man who is on the run from a prison in Lincolnshire.
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Searches in Scotland for Lincolnshire escaped prisoner
Searches are taking place in Scotland for an inmate who failed to return to a prison in Lincolnshire two weeks ago. Lee Cyrus was on day release from North Sea Camp open prison at the time of his disappearance.
Police searching for missing prisoner
Police in Scotland are searching for a man who has absconded from a prison in Lincolnshire after a possible sighting.
Lee Cyrus, who is serving a life sentence for robbery, was on day release from North Sea Camp on 9 October when he failed to return.
Tayside Police are investigating two violent attacks in the Perth area in the last fortnight, including the sexual assault of a woman by an intruder who attacked the victim in her own bed.
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Woodlands searched for "dangerous" criminal on the run
Police are searching woodland after a man who is on the run from a prison in Lincolnshire.
Read the full storyRobber on the run from prison
A convicted robber, who was out on day release, has failed to return to a Lincolnshire prison.
Lee Cyrus, who is also known as Ivan Leach, did not return to North Sea Camp open prison in Boston on Tuesday 9 October.
The 47-year-old is serving a life sentence for robbery and may be anywhere in the UK
He is described as white, around 5ft 11in, of stocky build with cropped hair and brown eyes.
The public are being warned not to approach Cyrus, but to report any sightings to police.
Man wanted to go back to prison
Police are searching for Joshua Lee Sargent who has been recalled to prison.
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An MP has launched a bid to close a loophole that allows criminals to reclaim confiscated mobile phones that they have smuggled into prison.
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Wanted man
A man from Scarborough is wanted to be taken back to prison for breaching the conditions of his release licence.
19-year-old Joshua Stephen Scott was jailed in May 2011 for two years and four months for assault.
Inspector Tony Quinn, of Scarborough Safer Neighbourhood Team, said:
"It is important that people who are released from prison on licence comply with the conditions imposed on them so that everyone can have the confidence that justice has been done.
I urge anyone who can help to trace Joshua Scott to contact the police straight away."
South Yorkshire woman takes up top job in Northern Ireland prison service
Sue McAllister, 51, from South Yorkshire, has come out of retirement to take up a postion as Director General of the Northern Ireland prison service.
She will take up the role on July 3rd.
Mrs McAllister will be in charge of major changes to a regime which costs £140 million a year to run.
Man absconds from prison
An investigation has started after a robbery in Scunthorpe and police are trying to trace a man who has absconded from prison.
It happened on 21 May when a man entered the Post Office on East Common Lane and stole some cash from inside.
Two members of staff were injured and it's thought the suspect lashed out at the weapon when they tried to stop him taking the cash. The two workers, a man and woman, both in their 60s, have been treated in hospital.
Detectives want to speak to 40-year-old Eithan Teanby, who was on weekend release from HMP North Sea Camp in Boston. He failed to return to the prison on the evening of Monday 21 May. He was last seen travelling from Scunthorpe to Brigg in a taxi, but has not been seen since.
– Detective Inspector John SymesTwo members of staff suffered serious injuries when they tried to stop the suspect from stealing a quantity of cash so it is important that we arrest the person responsible for this incident in order to prevent them from carrying out any further robberies.
I would urge the public not to approach Mr Teanby as he may present a threat while trying to avoid returning to prison so my plea to the public is a simple one, if you see Mr Teanby or know of his current whereabouts please call police right away.
Breaking news: bank manager jailed for 21 months
A bank manager who stole £107,000 from elderly customers so he could lead the high life, has been jailed for 21 months. Owen Danter, 33, a former Conservative Party official in East Yorkshire, deliberately targeted pensioners at the Driffield branch of the Santander Bank where he was the manager.
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