Man Wanted for Failing to Appear in Court – Kent Police Appeal for Information
Kent Police is appealing for the public’s help to locate Pandiyan Muthu, who has failed to appear before the courts.
Kent Police has launched an appeal to locate Pandiyan Muthu, a man wanted for failing to appear in court. The suspect is believed to have links to both Sheerness in Kent and Leicestershire.
Officers are urging anyone with information about Muthu’s whereabouts to come forward immediately. The public is asked to contact Kent Police on 999, quoting reference number 46/10717/24 when calling.
For those who prefer to provide information anonymously, Crimestoppers remains available on 0800 555111. Members of the public can also submit information via Crimestoppers’ online reporting form, which allows individuals to share details without revealing their identity.
Failing to appear in court is a serious matter under UK law. When individuals are due to attend court proceedings and do not do so without valid reason or permission, they breach their bail conditions or court orders. This can result in additional criminal charges and may lead to a warrant being issued for their arrest.
The dual links to Sheerness and Leicestershire suggest that Muthu may have connections across different parts of England, making the public appeal particularly important for officers working across both regions.
Kent Police continues to encourage anyone who may have encountered Muthu or knows of his current location to report the information to the appropriate authorities. Even seemingly minor details can prove vital in locating wanted individuals and ensuring they appear before the courts as required.
Key Takeaways
- Pandiyan Muthu is wanted by Kent Police for failing to appear in court
- He is believed to have links to both Sheerness and Leicestershire
- Members of the public should contact 999 and quote reference 46/10717/24 if they have information
What This Means for Kent Residents
If you have any information about Pandiyan Muthu’s whereabouts, you can report it to Kent Police on 999 or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 if you wish to remain anonymous. Your information could be crucial in ensuring the suspect appears before the courts as required by law.
