West Yorkshire Police are asking the public for help tracking down a wanted man named Robert Constantin, who officers are actively trying to locate.
Detectives have put out a public appeal in the hope that someone knows where Constantin is or has information that could lead to his whereabouts. The force has not yet disclosed the specific offences he is wanted in connection with, but the appeal signals that finding him is a priority for the team.
Wanted appeals like this one are a key tool for police forces across England, particularly when traditional investigative routes have not yet produced results. West Yorkshire is one of the busiest policing areas in the country, covering cities and towns including Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Halifax and Wakefield, and the force regularly turns to the public for assistance in locating individuals.
Anyone who recognises the name Robert Constantin or believes they may have seen him recently is being urged to get in touch with West Yorkshire Police directly. As with all wanted appeals, members of the public are strongly advised not to approach him themselves but to pass any information straight to officers.
Tips can be passed to West Yorkshire Police through their official channels, or anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, where callers never have to give their name.