UPDATE: Wanted man George Huyton Arrested

30th December 2015

George Huyton was arrested yesterday, Tuesday 29 December, at an address in Liverpool.

He was arrested for failure to attend court in relation to charges of witness intimidation/ damage, and possession of a Class B drug. He was remanded to prison to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on 07/01/16.


 

Original (03/11/2015)

Appeal to find Merseyside man after failing to appear at Liverpool Crown Court

Officers are trying to trace a man who is wanted for failing to appear at court.

George Huyton, also known as George Smith, 23, last known addresses Woodlands Road, Liverpool and Acregate, Skelmersdale, is wanted after failing to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on August 24th in relation to charges of intimidating a witness, criminal damage and possession of cannabis.

He is described as white, around 5ft 9 tall, of a medium build with short brown hair although he sometimes shaves his head.

He is known to have links to Skelmersdale as well as the Croxteth area of Liverpool but does have connections throughout the country.

T/PS 3926 Bernard Coburn of Skelmersdale Police said: “We are continuing our search for Huyton and we need the public’s help in locating him. If anyone has seen him or has any information on his whereabouts then please get in touch with us as soon as possible.”

Anyone with information on his whereabouts can contact us on 01695 566134 or on 101.

Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555111 or online at Crimestoppers-uk.org.

 

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