Sunderland woman remains at large as police tick off wanted list
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A Sunderland woman is one of only four suspects remaining at large as police officers continue their vow to apprehend a range of suspected thieves, burglars and robbers.
At the start of October 2023, police appealed to the public for information and released the pictures of 15 suspected wanted in connection with offences across Northumbria.
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Hide AdSince then, the force says its dedicated burglary teams have intensified their efforts to track down all the suspects as the darker nights are now in full swing.
In the first 72 hours of the appeal being published, four of the 15 were swiftly detained and, since then, a further seven have been apprehended by police, as the net tightens around those remaining.
Of the four most recently arrested, all have since been charged with offences such as theft from motor vehicle, robbery, criminal damage, and possession of an offensive weapon.
Two of those men have been remanded in custody pending trial and one man was sent to prison after he was issued a custodial sentence in court.
The fourth man is due to stand trial in the coming months.
The four outstanding suspects are:
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Hide AdKimberley Quinn, 38, of Sunderland, wanted in connection with a burglary
Carl Beadle, 39, of South Shields, wanted in connection with a burglary
Wayne Layburn, 54, of North Shields, wanted in connection with a robbery
Lisa Thompson, 46, of North Shields, wanted in connection with a robbery
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Officers would like to remind everyone that it is a criminal offence to harbour a wanted suspect, which could result in a custodial sentence.
Anyone who has any information about any of the suspects pictured is asked to contact police immediately via the ‘Tell Us Something’ page of the Northumbria Police website, quoting ‘wanted campaign’.