Carl Hyde, a 67-year-old man, is currently being sought by the police after breaching his licence conditions following his release from prison. Hyde, who had been residing in an approved facility in Peterborough, absconded and is believed to have ties to the Oxfordshire area, according to authorities.
Hyde is thought to have associations in Reading, which has led police to suspect he may be located somewhere in Oxfordshire. This belief is based on his known past connections and movements, though his exact whereabouts have yet to be confirmed.
Thames Valley Police Oxford, the law enforcement agency covering Oxfordshire, released this information as part of their efforts to locate Hyde. The public appeal to apprehend him was issued on Wednesday, January 3.
The authorities have advised the public to refrain from approaching Hyde for safety reasons. Instead, they encourage anyone who sees him or has knowledge of his location to contact the police while maintaining a safe distance to avoid any risks. Public cooperation is critical to locating Hyde and ensuring his compliance with legal requirements.
The community is urged to remain alert and share any relevant information about Hyde’s potential whereabouts. A dedicated channel has been set up by the Cambridgeshire Constabulary to assist in tracking down Hyde. Individuals who have seen him or know of his current location are encouraged to report it via the Cambridgeshire Constabulary’s official website. While filing a report, they should reference incident 336 of Monday, January 1, to ensure the investigation team receives accurate and actionable details.
By sharing valuable information, the public can play a crucial role in helping authorities enforce order and uphold the law. However, their safety remains paramount throughout the process.
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Source: Cambridgeshire Constabulary public appeal.
