£10,000 Reward For Wanted Man

James Doe, who's 37, skipped bail after a robbery in Worcester back in 2001. He's not been seen since.

Detective Chief Inspector Gary Watson, of West Mercia Police, said: "We have been attempting to trace James Doe for many years and as time goes on our determination to put him before the court only increases.

"The burglary he has been charged with saw a break-in occur in a house that was occupied and many expensive antiques stolen, which were worth more than £30,000."

"We have reason to believe he could be in the Cambridgeshire area or has been staying there recently. We are offering a substantial reward for any information that leads to his arrest."

Police officers are due to distribute 'wanted' posters about James Doe in the Wisbech and Peterborough areas. DCI Watson added: "We would like to thank our colleagues at Cambridgeshire Constabulary for their help in our inquiry.

"The poster has two photographs of Mr Doe. While one is from 2001, the other is more recent and although it is not very clear, it does give a good idea of how he has aged.

"If you have seen James Doe or can help us in any way, please contact us via a dedicated number for this investigation, 07854 127319.

"Information can be passed via the West Mercia Police number, 0300 333 3000, or anonymously via the Crimestoppers number 0800 555 111."