A search has been launched for a fugitive from Merseyside, who is wanted when he is taken to prison.
Police are looking for Jamie Williams, known as “Scouse Jay”, who was previously convicted of possession of an insulting weapon. The Merseyside Police is the second police to start hunting the 38-year-old, who was also wanted by my Lancashire police in 2018.
The forces said he had previously been wanted for crimes such as aggravated burglary, driving without a license and failing to appear in court. At the time, police officer Dave Benson of the Lancashire Tactical Police Operation urged the public not to approach him.
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Williams has distinctive tattoos, including a picture of the Shankly Gates, a tribal tattoo, Never Walk Alone and the LFC, painted in blue ink and the Liverpool Football Club crest. On his right hand he has the emblem of the Liver with LFC written on the bottom.
He is from Melling, but has connections with Swansea. Williams has also previously been linked with Blackpool, Accrington, Blackburn and Hull.
A Merseyside police spokesman said: “Have you seen this man? We are asking for help in finding a 38-year-old man from Sefton who is wanted when he is released from prison for violating the terms of his license. Jamie Mark Williams of Melling has violated the terms of his license following a conviction for possession of an offensive weapon.
“He is described as 6 feet 4 inches, blue eyes, short blond hair, medium build and has a Liverpool accent. He also has a number of distinctive tattoos on his left arm, including a photo of Shankly’s gates, a tribal Never Go Alone tattoo. “,” LFC “, written in blue ink and the emblem of the Liverpool Football Club.
“On his right hand he has the Liver Bird emblem with the inscription” LFC “below. Williams also has connections to Swansea. If you see it or have any information, call 101, contact us at the Merseyside Police Contact Center on Facebook or anonymously at Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 with reference 22000198750. “
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