Plymouth police search for teenager who breached licence
POLICE are seeking a wanted teenager who breached the licence conditions of his release from a young offenders' institution.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of 18-year-old Sam Benjamin Small (pictured right) who previously lived in Plymouth. Police have carried out extensive enquiries to locate Small but are now appealing for the public's help. He is described as 5ft 11ins tall and of small build.
He is clean shaven, with short dark brown hair and a four inch scar on his left forearm. Anyone who has information on Small's whereabouts should call police on 101, quoting crime reference EC/12/6182.
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Comments
by bongalo
Tuesday, October 16 2012, 1:05PM
“the police know where he his the same as everyone in stonehouse , he's hulled up in his house protected by his family, the police are not going to get him because they are scarred to breach his door, bust his door go get him end of story stop being so fickle police and do what you are paid to do.”
by CharlieDodd
Monday, October 15 2012, 12:24AM
“..'breached the licence conditions of his release from a young offenders' institution'..
Dun a runner”
by trudie2010
Sunday, October 14 2012, 10:19AM
“With the surname "Small" I'm not surprised he is wanted, but how are we supposed to know what he looks like when the Herald don't print a picture on the website. This is becoming a habit, someone in that office needs to pull their finger out!!”
by DoWhatNow
Saturday, October 13 2012, 2:00PM
“Picture...? Oh, come on, Herald - some people learn from their mistakes, but I guess your staff aren't included in that group!”