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Police in the Exeter area are seeking a 28 year old man who has breached the terms of his release licence.
Timothy Green failed to comply with the conditions of his early release and is being sought by officers.
Green was recently released from prison after serving a term of imprisonment for conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
However, he failed to comply with the terms of his licence and Devon and Cornwall probation service issued a prison recall making him arrestable on sight.
Devon and Cornwall police are proactively following a number of lines of enquiry to ascertain his current location.
Police intend to arrest and return him to prison once he has been located.
Green is described as a white man, of medium build with short brown shaven hair and hazel coloured eyes. He has a pale complexion and is normally clean shaven. He has scars on his face and right knee.
He has links to Exeter, Chumleigh and possibly Plymouth areas.
Police are appealing for anyone who has had recent contact with him to come forward and assist by calling Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
Police in the Exeter area are seeking a 28 year old man who has breached the terms of his release licence.
Timothy Green failed to comply with the conditions of his early release and is being sought by officers.
Green was recently released from prison after serving a term of imprisonment for conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
However, he failed to comply with the terms of his licence and Devon and Cornwall probation service issued a prison recall making him arrestable on sight.
Devon and Cornwall police are proactively following a number of lines of enquiry to ascertain his current location.
Police intend to arrest and return him to prison once he has been located.
Green is described as a white man, of medium build with short brown shaven hair and hazel coloured eyes. He has a pale complexion and is normally clean shaven. He has scars on his face and right knee.
He has links to Exeter, Chumleigh and possibly Plymouth areas.
Police are appealing for anyone who has had recent contact with him to come forward and assist by calling Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.