Episode 7 Crimewatch Roadshow

Travelling the length and breadth of the country helping police

The terrifying attack on a man and his pregnant

I could have lost the baby, we nearly lost Tony,

And I'll be looking into exotic wildlife crime -

and finding out why having these guys as pets can be a very bad idea.

You're watching Crimewatch Roadshow.

Hello and welcome to Crimewatch Roadshow,

the programme that really does help police nick the bad guys.

The young woman, followed home and mugged for her engagement ring.

I gave them everything they wanted so I could get away, and it

escalated quickly. And Michelle's out on the road

with the RSPCA. In a skip and he had been

coloured in by children. Today the Roadshow has

reached Chester Zoo, and Michelle is getting up close

and personal with some What are you up to? I'm at the rhino

enclosure. This is one of eight rhinos here.

Later, I'll be finding out why these guys are being kept under 24

But now, to our first appeal of the morning.

A horrendous attack in Rochdale on an man and his pregnant partner.

And just to warn you, this is a nasty one.

I met Nikki three years ago. At a local pub. Planned to get married in

the future. The main thing is the baby at the moment. To me it is

everything I have always wanted, to be honest, to settle down and have a

family of my own and finally be happy in life. It was only a month

before I found out I was pregnant that I lost my dad. Basically it was

like a gift from my dad. He's actually named after my dad. The

street that it was, and the area, it was just so lovely, there. We'd been

there two weeks, everything seemed perfect. We'd started to get the

baby's room ready, we had lots of plans. Just didn't happen.

We were just sat watching TV. And there was a knock at the door. I

looked through the curtain and seen two gentleman stood outside. And

then I just went to open the door. And as I opened the door one of the

gentleman started to come at me. The thinner one managed to get past me

and went into the front room. One of the males grabbed me, spun me around

so that I was facing the wall. He had his hands over my face. It was

just the most horrible feeling in the whole world. Ellie the big guy

got hold the big guy got hold of me, he had

something in his hand and started hitting me round the head. I thought

they must have the wrong people, they can't be looking for me. I

could feel myself going into unconsciousness, going dizzy. Tied

my face up with a hoodie. Tied my hands up. They didn't care that I

was pregnant. I could just hear the duct tape, they were taping Tony up.

I just lay there and I was crying. I could feel a piercing which I now

know is where I was being stabbed in the legs and the arm. The other one

came over to me, jumped on my face, had a Hammer in his hand. The bigger

one of the two sat above me and just started launching punches. I could

literally hear every hit that he was taking. I could hear somebody tried

the front door, a couple of seconds later I heard a car screech off. So

I knew then that they were gone. I managed to get up and I went

straight for the house phone, phoned the police.

Could have lost the baby. We nearly lost Tony, ourselves. And they

didn't care. I received a broken jaw, injuries to the head where

they'd hit me with the hammer. They'd stabbed me in the arm. Broken

one of my ribs. Which actually punctured a lung. I received five

stab wounds to the bottom part of the legs. And one to the top part of

the lake. I was nine days in intensive care. For something I've

never done. And I still don't know to this day why. That's the last

thing you expect. Somebody to knock on your door and do that. Such a

horrific attack. Well joining me now

is DC Russ Clarke from Greater Manchester Police,

who is leading the investigation Firstly, I think the viewers

will want to know how I'm happy to say they are doing

well. Tony has made a great recovery from his injuries. Unfortunately

they have had to move out of the family home. What do we know about

the people that did this? One is described as a white male, stocky

build, short dark hair, five feet four, to five feet six. He spoke in

Eastern European language, possibly Polish. The second description,

white, skinny build, and again, speaking in an Eastern European

language, possibly Polish. CCTV is of particular importance here? We

know the offenders arrived on the street in a silver Mercedes,

old-style, possibly see Alcaide model, possibly with foreign

registration plates. Vehicle was driven around, given at speed on to

Manchester Road, possibly to the West Yorkshire area. You are

appealing for information? Anybody with information regarding these two

individuals, anybody involved and this silver Mercedes vehicle, please

come forward to help with our enquiries.

Next, it's time for today's CCTV round-up.

This shop worker is about to get a nasty surprise. A man walks in brand

issue a silver and black handgun. Of course he goes straight for the till

and grabs the takings. But that's not enough for this crash helmet

crook. Just before he leaves he snatches the phone and wallet of the

shop assistant. He got away with around 200 quid. But that wasn't the

last of it. Police believe the same man robbed a second store just over

a week later. Look, Saint helmet, same gun. But now with an added

jazzy jumper. In this one he gets away with about 300 quid and only

gives up when he is interrupted by the next customer. Witnesses say he

ran away and jumped into the passenger seat of a dark hatchback.

Detectives need to know who's behind the visor before he tries again. A

blue Mitsubishi charisma on cloned plates pulls into the driveway of

this house in Lancashire. But this visitor certainly hasn't been

invited. Take a good look at his trendy jacket. Do you recognise it?

He is careful not to leave any prints as he rings the bell. He is

in luck. Minutes later he's in the back garden with mates in tow. One

of them is also sporting a rather distinctive checked jacket. At his

friends keep watch, the first guy climbs onto the roof. What's he up

to? He seems to have found something that's taken his fancy and throws it

down to his mates. Before they will scarper. A box containing hundreds

of pounds worth of jewellery was later found to be missing. Who are

these unwanted house guests? You know what to do.

If you recognised anyone, get on the phone now.

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Now, here in the zoo one of the main attractions

are the black rhinos you can see behind me.

Mark Pilgrim is the director general of Chester Zoo and runs the European

Tell me more about them. These animals are incredibly special. They

are incredibly sensitive animals with wonderful personalities, all

very different. They are critically endangered, on the brink of

extinction. These animals in the zoo, we currently have ten, part of

the European breeding programme, 80 animals moved around to make sure

they are healthy, and many of these animals are second, third, fourth

generation bred in zoos. Why are rhinos targeted so much and why are

they becoming extinct? International wildlife trade, illegal wildlife

trade, is the fourth biggest illegal trade globally, only fourth two

drugs, arms, human trafficking. Enormous scale. These animals

particularly are targeted for their horn. This is rhino horn, made of

the same material as our hair and fingernails, but it is believed,

particularly in China and Vietnam, to have special properties. These

animals are being killed, rhinos across Africa, about one every eight

hours. There is a risk to rhinos in this country as well, being stolen

from museums? Yes, there have been a number of thefts by organised gangs

from museums and other institutions. Of course there is a concern for the

live animals, too. So here we have a great deal of security measures in

place to protect them. Thank you. Added security is really important.

Stephanie Davies, what have you got here?

This is a collection of animal parts which have been confiscated.

Often from people trying to bring them into the country illegally. We

have received them from customs. The added CCTV protects these items as

well as the live animals. What exactly have we got? Just like the

rhino horn, we have a total shell used for medicinal purposes in

traditional medicines and health foods. And more decorative items

like an elephant foot used as an umbrella stand. We also have teeth,

ivory carvings, quite intricate. Examples of carved jewellery and

trinkets targeting the tourist trade. Right here we have a horn

from an oryx, listed as extinct in the wild. It is really shocking to

see this. Unfortunately it is not just exotic animals like these at

risk. Some exotic pets right here in Cheshire are being targeted, too.

Paul Osborne and his family have had tortoises for more than 30 years.

You do become attached to them. They are family members. We take them to

local schools to show the children the tortoises and how to look after

them. I have characters and one of them used to climb the step into the

kitchen and then park itself in front of a fire if it was a bit

cooler outside. They were once common family pets but now many are

endangered. Paul was thrilled when ten days ago a pair of his tortoise

mated and laid eggs. Absolutely amazing to see the small tortoise

hatching breaking through the side of the shell and they are perfectly

formed, miniature tortoises. They were a rare and valuable species,

which needs specialist care. We're talking about ten years and every

morning and every evening of effort. I was hoping, at some point in the

future, I might be able to pass them onto the grandchildren for them look

after. I'm getting a bit upset now. It turned out somebody else have

their eye on this prized pet. One evening, shortly before Christmas,

Paul locked them in the shed as usual. During the night, thieves

broke in. And helped themselves to the animals.

Paul was horrified by what he saw when he went to feed them the

following morning. When I checked them, I realised that we'd had a

burglary. I'll be honest, I was actually in tears. I didn't know

what to do. Fortunately, three tortoises were hibernating and were

not taken, another was too heavy to steal. But the seven red tortoise is

that Paul had nurtured from birth had gone. I am emotional about it

because I spent so much time, so much of my life looking after them,

and I would be absolutely destroyed to think that they were just not

being looked after and died. Paul reported the incident to the police

and to John Hayward from the national theft register for exotic

animals. There's no doubt they were those particular species of red

tortoise. They can fetch a couple of hundred pounds or so, depending on

the tortoise's age and condition. This species a few years ago were

entered into the most endangered species list and you cannot legally

buy or sell them or trade them in any aspect at all without a licence

and, if you do, both the vendor and the purchaser committing a very

serious criminal offence. They must be pretty heartless, really. It's

not the money that matters to me but the fact I can't replace them. I'm

just hoping that somebody has some knowledge and can pass information

on so they can actually be found. Really awful, isn't it?

With me now is John Hayward from the National Theft Register

for Exotic Animals who we saw in the film.

John, do you think this was a targeted attack?

I have no doubt about it, they went there for those tortoises and knew

they were there. Nothing else was stolen apart from a box very similar

to this with a rectangular hole cut out. That was taken from the shed no

doubt to carry the tortoises away and if anybody has been offered any

small tortoises in a container like this, we need to know. What do the

tortoises look like? They are about ten years old. They would fit into

the palm of your hand. Quite small, 8-12 centimetres, light coloured

shell. Distinctive, and we can positively identify them. This is a

serious crime, isn't it? The trade in all endangered species is, and in

fact, anybody buying or selling without a licence carries upwards of

five years in prison. You run a register for stolen exotic animals,

don't you? Yes, we work closely with the police and many other animal

related agencies. Tortoises I'm afraid figure in it and are very

often stolen alongside other species like exotic birds, parrots,

cockatoos and other animals, as well. Thank you very much. If you

have any information at all, get in touch. Rav, back to you in the

studio. Here's what's still to

come this morning. Help us find out who killed

a much loved brother, It's just destroyed everybody's

lives at the moment, And, the illegal trade

in designer dogs, like these But first, every week in the UK,

4,000 people are reported missing. Many return home, but for the loved

ones of those who don't, In a moment, we'll hear

from the family of Lorraine Ridout from Cardiff who hasn't been seen

for almost six months. I'm joined in studio

by Detective Inspector Mark O'Shea. Lorraine is 57, she's

a loving mum and grandmother who's well known in

her local community. She was last seen on 31st

January this year. Sometime between 7 and 9pm,

she left her home in Aberporth Road Gabalfa,

on her way to visit a friend who lived a few minutes away in Heol

Amlwch. Sadly she never arrived. That was

the last sighting of her. We spoke to had two daughters about what it's

been like since their mother went missing? I think it's more like

somebody could new size -- know something about holding information.

If it's the worst case, and she's not here any more, then we need to

know. For me, it's painful. It's broken my heart. It's hard to watch,

isn't it? You can see the pain on her daughters' faces. Any clues as

to why she disappeared? It's out of character for Lorraine and I'm

concerned for her welfare for that we've conducted an extensive

investigation over the last six months and have an incident room in

Cardiff. We've also conducted extensive searches in and around

north Cardiff in Gabalfa. This is one of our searches. We've searched

the canals and rivers across that area of North Cardiff but sadly, at

the moment we can't explain her disappearance. Where do you think

the answers to the disappearance like? I feel the and certain live in

North Cardiff, around Gabalfa and I ask anybody to contact us in with

any information at Cardiff Central police station. It's worth saying

you've spoken to the daughters and this is the most recent picture that

they have provided for Lorraine and say this is what she looked like at

the time of her disappearance. Thank you the joining us.

Well, if you have any information about Lorraine please do

get in touch using the numbers on screen.

Next, we're back in Cheshire, where two men carried

out a cowardly attack on a woman as she walked home from the pub.

It meant more than pretty much more than any other piece of jewellery I

don't. When you have that ring, it's your ringer. For it to be gone, it

just feels like it's taken so much away with it. It changes everything.

Victoria and her partner David live in Nantwich in Cheshire. After three

years together, the couple recently got engaged. Proposed last August.

While we were away at a hotel. We got most of it sorted out, few

things still trying to decide on, obviously exciting bit nervous at

the same time. On the 27th of March, the couple went out for a few drinks

to make the most of the bank holiday weekend. It was a nice day. We

managed to get out, have a little bit of time together. Without having

other things to do. David decided to head home early. Whilst Victoria

stayed for one last rink. About 11:30pm, I decided it was time to

walk home. The exact same route I walk home any other time. Which is

along Queens Drive, which is fairly well lit. Halfway along, I noticed

someone else walking along the other side of the road. I didn't really

think too much of it other than he just kind of appeared. Which made me

feel a little bit uncomfortable so I tried phoning David couple of times

and tried phoning another friend obviously, would it being quite

late, nobody answered. I got to the field opposite Meanee Drive and

decided to cross over there. And just on that corner, he caught up

with me. Another man just appeared out of nowhere. That actually

grabbed hold of my shoulder. One of them said, "We want money." I

thought if I give them what they want, they will go away. The

bracelet I was wearing was snatched off my wrist, grabbed and pulled.

And the same with my necklace. One of them said, what about the ring? I

didn't want that to be forcibly taken off my hand. So I took it off

myself and handed it over. I was trying to give them everything I

wanted so I could get away and then it just escalated. Very quickly. I

got punched in the face. Pretty much as hard as he could.

It just got to the point where the stress of it, the walking down that

particular road just got too much. I actually said I was going to move

back to where I used to live, which is not something I want to do. Now

that the ring is not there, whenever we are trying to plan anything to do

with the wedding, it doesn't feel the same any more. It has been

horrendous. It has absolutely tore me apart.

I'm joined here by PC Tom Vass who is leading this investigation.

Tom, Victoria did everything they asked

What do we know about the people who did this?

Yes, it seems like there was some unnecessary violence there. She has

been able to give the e-fit of the first man described as white, in his

early to mid 20s, with dark hair that was jailed to the front and his

around five foot ten. The second man is white, in his early 20s, with

dark hair, around five the date and was wearing a dark coloured jumper.

Talk me through the route she took when she first saw them? She left

the pub at around 11:30pm on Sunday the 27th of March and walked along

Queens drive in the direction of their home address. Halfway down

Queens Drive she noticed she was being followed by one man but didn't

think too much of it at that time. As she turned onto Meanee Drive,

this man, followed by another man, approached her and demanded

jewellery and cash from her which she handed over. But they still

punched her and pushed it to the ground before making off. Talking

about the jewellery stolen, it was priceless to Victoria. Yes, three

items. A necklace that had quite a distinctive square blue jam on it.

It was a ring, which had a single diamond on it, and other gems on the

band and there was also a bracelet which had sex heart shaped gems on

it so we are appealing but anybody but may have seen this jewellery to

come forward. Tom, thank you very much. Rav.

Now it's time for a look at today's Wanted Faces.

Police forces around the country are asking for your

First up is this man Matthew Sammon, or he also calls himself

Matthew Cassidy or Matthew O'Braiden.

Detectives want to question him in relation to a number

He has links to London, in particular Mitcham

and also Liverpool, Ireland and across Europe.

Police believe the 45 year old may be living in a camper van.

This is 51 year old Stanley Brian Wilkinson.

He was jailed for seven years nine months in Scotland for drug dealing

But he's failed to stick to his conditions and is now

Wilkinson is described as chubby and has a Liverpudlian accent.

He has links to Merseyside, Lancashire, North Wales

Third is 32 year old Paul James Brashaw.

He was due to appear before Preston crown court on wounding and assault

charges but didn't turn up and a warrant has now been

Brashaw has a scar between his eyes and another on his wrist.

And finally for today we have Jake Woodward.

Detectives in South Wales want to question him in connection

with a conspiracy to supply more than 180 kilos of a class B drug.

He's 24 and has a Liverpudlian accent.

He has friends and family in Merseyside,

If you know where any of these faces are please call and text

Now to an emotional appeal from the family of a man

Liam was very friendly, family oriented. Just loved life, even

though he lived on his own, he loved the family being together. On the

8th of January this year collect received a phone call she will never

forget. Her brother had been found dead at her flat. I was at work the

day Liam was found and my husband rang me. I didn't think I'd heard it

right. When we got in there he was lying on the floor. We just sat and

we stroked his hair, gave him a kiss. The police came out and said

that the postmortem had indicated that he'd been murdered. We didn't

know how. It's just destroyed everybody's lives at the moment. You

can't move on. You tried day-to-day to get on with your life but it is

there all the time. You just want the pain to go away.

Clearly very distressing time for his family.

I'm joined by Detective Superintendent Mark Chesters

A mysterious case, but one thing you are clear on,

That's correct, yes. Liam suffered significant injuries to his head,

chest and red area. We are treating this as a homicide investigation.

Liam was last seen alive on January six, 2016. His mother called him on

the 8th of January, he was not making a lot of sense on the

telephone. Unfortunately she then found him dead after 1pm that

afternoon. Do we know any reasons why somebody would want to harm him?

No, not at all. We are considering a number of hypotheses but I cannot

find anything to tell me why somebody would want to murder Liam.

He was well liked and loved by his family and friends and nothing was

stolen at the time. You have been trolling through CCTV footage to

pinpoint his movements? Yes, he left this far on the 6th of January,

walked to water Street, and onto West Parade to his home address. He

gets there around 7pm. He is seen but unfortunately we do not see him

thereafter coming out of the flat. And there is a reward? Yes, ?10,000

through Crimestoppers for any arrest that leads to the charge and

conviction of the murder of Liam. Thank you.

Now contnuing our animal theme this morning,

But it seems we're getting pickier about our pooches

There's a growing demand for designer dogs,

But sadly, that's fuelling an illegal trade in puppies.

Sian Edwards from Dogs Trust is here to tell us more.

Hi Rav, this is Mowgli and Baloo, they're brothers.

They are from a reputable breeder. We brought them here to show how

popular these breeds are getting. Lots of celebrities are buying them

and having them on their social media accounts. They can be very

expensive. Because of this unfortunately it means hundreds of

dogs are being brought in every month from overseas illegal imports.

We can see some footage you have given on this. This is the boot of a

car, would you believe, with live dogs in the back. It is just

horrendous to think these dogs are being driven in from as far afield

as Lithuania and Hungary. The back of a van here completely

overcrowded, and shut inside. Absolutely heartbreaking to think of

these dogs. This march cause so much problems for the dogs being brought

in this way? Absolutely, they are far too young and often have a legal

passport or no paperwork, lots of diseases, and they've posed a risk

of disease is being brought into this country and they can have

ongoing health problems. We can see some in quarantine where you have

intervened and rescued some. We can see the age of these ones, these are

tiny? Far too young, very malnourished, skin conditions and

other issues. We are concerned about these puppies and their welfare but

obviously the state of their parents in the home country. If these are

this bad you can imagine how things must be for the breeding dogs as

well. It's a big problem, isn't it? What advice would you give to

anybody thinking of owning a dog like this type? Take some time,

don't respond instinctively to an advert. Obviously dogs trust has

hundreds of dogs looking for homes every week. But if you really would

like a puppy, still come to the dogs trust website, click on our link

about buying a puppy, and we list all the ways you can avoid the

pitfalls so you end up getting a healthy puppy from a reputable

breeder and not buying an illegal, imported dog. And you want to stress

the point that dogs are for life, they are not toys or trophies, it

should not be a decision you make lightly? Exactly, take a bit of

time, come and talk to us and we will make sure they have the right

information to make the proper choice. And you have appeals for

some of these dogs that need rehousing? Delighted to say these

two lovely puppies have homes but because we have seized around 200

dogs in the last month that the borders, we have lots of puppies

looking for homes. So if people are interested in this type of dog,

French Bulldogs, pugs, those type of dogs, please get in touch for

re-homing. Radiant. Sian thank you - go

to Dogs Trust website As we've seen this morning exotic

animals need specialist attention But sadly, many kept as pets don't

receive the care they need. Mel Furia has been an RSPCA

inspector in the north-west of England for the last 11 years. Her

job covers everything from educating owners to prosecuting them if they

break the law. In recent years she is specialised in rescuing exotic

animals and I'm about to spend the day with her. What kind of animals

do you encounter? All different kinds. Anything from dogs, cats,

horse, sheep, tarantula, lizard, you never know what you will come

across. That does sound exciting. Shall we go? Let's go. I would say

we get calls to domesticated pets daily, and exotic pets probably

weekly. They are definitely becoming part of our throwaway society.

People do not realise how much dedication and commitment is needed

when taking one of these animals on board. Failing to give your pet the

correct diet and environment isn't just cruel, it can be a criminal

offence. Hello? Mel often investigates complaints from members

of the public. Go-ahead. Soon she gets her first call of the day. But

these aren't quite exotic animals. We just received a call about some

pigs in a pub, complaining about dirty conditions. Pigs in a pub

seems quite random in itself. Very random. I can't see any pigs. We had

inside the pub for a closer look. This is where they can live, they

can get all the way up to the other side. No sharp objects as described

in the call, there was metal pins and things like that. They've got

shelter from the extremes. It seems like a pretty nice settlement for

them. They've got a big run, let's go and check it out. Doesn't look

anything wrong with that. They are fine. Mel is happy that the pigs

have everything they need. But over the years she's helped plenty of

animals who were in trouble. She is taking me to a re-homing centre to

meet some of the more exotic ones. As many as 75% of reptiles bought as

domestic pets die within their first year. These are some of the lucky

ones. We have spiked, our bearded dragon. He was found in a microwave.

A microwave? A microwave in a skip and he'd been coloured in by

children. Oh my gosh. Here he is. How could anybody do that to a

defenceless animal? Unfortunately no owners were found. But we are happy

to see that he is fit and healthy. Snakes are some of the most commonly

rescued exotic pets, like this baby Bernie 's-. I'll be honest, I am

nervous about this one. Would you believe this is one of the world's

largest species of snake and people can buy them from the pet shop. No!

This one was bought for a five-year-old child. What happened

to it? Mum and dad took it back to the pet shop and said we don't want

it any more, we realised what we bought. Then we got the phone call.

Sadly when pets are an wanted it can lead to serious neglect. Last year

81 people in the UK were convicted of crimes relating to the animals.

Mel tells me about one case she's dealt with. This is a reticulated

Python, an albino. This was a serious case. 25 reticulated- is

kept in the most horrendous conditions. These snakes were

stacked up on boxes with no water, lying in their own faeces and you're

in. Abscesses in their mouths. Their faces all smashed up. It was really,

really sad. What happened to the owners? The owner was banned from

keeping animals for ten years and received a fine. Mel's dedication to

these animals is impressive. But the message to exotic pet owners is

clear: look after them properly or face prosecution.

The law is pretty clear but as James from Chester Zoo can testify

there are still many cases of animals not

James, you've found this with meerkats.

Tell me more about them. We have a group of 14 at the moment. They do

well in groups, they don't do so well on their own. You can have

behavioural problems when on their own and they end up harming

themselves and so on. What is the ideal type of environment and

lifestyle for meerkats, then? We've got lots of sand, they like to dig

in. You can see where they have pitted and by road this. We have a

burrow system that they use. Having got all that night you also need to

get the diet right. They are carnivores and have very sharp

teeth. You need to give them all the right kinds of foods. I must be

honest, they look pretty cute and they are very friendly. But you need

to know who's boss in this kind of situation. They are after your

socks! Yes, they can be very forward. If you let them get away

with something, they tried to get away with more next time, and it is

a recipe for being bitten, which is not nice. They have very sharp

teeth. You have been bitten before? More than once, not nice.

Kim Greaves, you're an Animal Welfare Officer who also

Do the RSPCA get calls about meerkats?

Yes we do. Since the recent meerkat campaign on TV we've actually seen a

treble in phone calls. So it's not illegal to keep meerkats as pets? It

is not, unfortunately. People have been keeping them, we've found

people to be keeping them in cages which are unsuitable, rabbit and

chinchilla cages, things like that. What has happened to the owners in

shocking cases like this? We had a case recently where a couple were

found to be keeping over 70 animals, some of which were meerkats, in a

poor and squalid condition. Some of them were in very unsuitable

carriers and rabbit cages, that sort of thing. And not just meerkats? It

isn't, unfortunately. We had a case recently with Mikey the marmoset

monkey. He were sold, a couple bought him, and he had not been

cared for correctly and given the correct diet. And unfortunately he

had to be humanely euthanised. And very quickly, what would be wanted

you would give to someone? I would always say, whatever pet, especially

exotic species, you must research. If you don't you can get prosecuted

on the animal welfare act. Thank you.

Just time for an update on what's come in on the phones.

Baek lots of you about those valuable Tote is -- torta says.

We showed you this wanted face yesterday, Lee Kelly, charged with

number of drug offences, failed to turn up at court. Officers now have

a number of sightings for him. Great work, please do keep those

calls, texts and emails coming in. Now Michelle where

will you be tomorrow? where I'll be meeting their amazing

fire and rescue teams. Also, it's been banned

for more than a decade, so why are so many people

still using their mobile phones We'll be out with Cheshire Police

who are clamping down For more details about the crimes

on today's programme, Before we go, here's another look

at this morning's wanted faces. If any of them look familiar,

pick up the phone and tell We'll be back tomorrow morning,

until then, take care. MUSIC: Send My Love

(To Your New Lover) by Adele # We've gotta let go

of all of our ghosts