POLICE have appealed for help locating ten wanted men across Dorset including a man who assaulted an emergency worker and an offence of fraud.
The force is searching for Stanislovas Iuodzevicius who is wanted in relation to an assault of an emergency worker.
The crime happened in Castle Lane East and Iuodzevicius is also sought for interview by Dorset Police for another offence.
Matthew Brealey is also wanted by police for theft and criminal damage two times of failing to attend court for the offences of threatening behaviour and battery.
Brealey damaged a dwelling in Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth.
Thomas Dowell is wanted after he had his parole licence revoked and was therefore recalled to prison due to displaying poor behaviour and failing to attend appointments with his supervising officer.
After a theft from the Dolphin Shopping Centre, Samuel Jordan is wanted for failing to attend court and breaching a community order.
Robert Knappper was due to attend court for an offence of theft in Charminster Road, however failed to attend therefore the court has now issued a warrant for his arrest.
For an offence related to drugs in Shaftesbury and subsequently failing to appear at court, James Wilkinson is wanted by Dorset Police and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
Eren Guldede has had his parole license revoked and therefore been recalled to prison due to displaying poor behaviour.
Dean Carter was due to attend court for an offence of possession of a knife and criminal damage in Commercial Road, Bournemouth.
However, police are now searching for Carter after he failed to attend.
Adam Shilton is wanted in connection of an alleged robbery in Queens Road, Bournemouth, and failing to attend court.
Finally, Abdulla Ibragimous was due to attend court for an offence of fraud in Wharncliffe Road, Bournemouth. Police are now on the hunt after he failed to do so.
A spokesperson for Dorset Police said: “Can you help find any of our latest wanted faces?
“If you have information on the whereabouts of these individuals, you can stay anonymous by contacting the charity Crimestoppers on freephone 0800 555 111 or use their anonymous online form and search wanted faces at https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/most-wanted.”
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