Police Issue Alert for Six Fugitives in Illawarra Region
Illawarra police have launched a public appeal to locate six individuals who are currently on the run, wanted for a range of alleged offences. The fugitives, comprising four men and two women, are accused of crimes including domestic violence, fraud, and stealing across the Illawarra area. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any sightings to assist in their apprehension.
Details of the Wanted Individuals
Glen Stephens, 46, is sought for domestic violence matters and is known to frequent Windang and its surrounding suburbs, according to Lake Illawarra Police District officers.
Crystal Emmanual, 38, is wanted for alleged domestic violence offences and is believed to be in the Albion Park area.
Montana Igano, 30, has an arrest warrant issued for domestic violence and is known to frequent Port Kembla.
Nathan Guerin-Welch, 36, is wanted for alleged domestic violence offences. Wollongong Police District officers have conducted extensive inquiries but have been unable to locate him. He is described as Caucasian with a tanned complexion, thin build, approximately 160 to 165 centimetres tall, with brown hair and brown eyes, and is known to the Bellambi area.
Shuan Thorpe, 23, is accused of driving, fraud, and stealing matters and is known to frequent Lake Illawarra and nearby suburbs.
Matilda Hickman, 19, has an arrest warrant issued, though police have not disclosed the specific crime. She is described as Caucasian with a fair complexion, thin build, about 155 to 160 centimetres tall, with red hair and brown eyes, and is known to frequent Helensburgh, Engadine, and Hurstville.
Public Assistance Requested
Police are calling on the community for any information regarding the whereabouts of these alleged offenders. Individuals can contact Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1800 333 000. This collaborative effort is crucial for ensuring public safety and bringing these individuals to justice.
The Illawarra region has seen increased police activity in recent months, with authorities emphasising the importance of community involvement in crime prevention. Residents are advised to report any suspicious activities immediately to help maintain security in their neighbourhoods.
