Essex Police have issued an appeal to the public as they attempt to locate Grant Brett, a 29-year-old man wanted in connection with ongoing fraud and domestic abuse investigations.
What police have said
The force is asking anyone who has seen Brett or who can provide information that could assist enquiries to come forward. Officers say Brett is about 5ft 9ins tall and has a ginger beard. He is known to have links to multiple locations across the county and beyond.
"If you’ve seen him, or if you have any information which could assist us, please get in touch."
Where he is thought to have links
Police have identified a number of places where Brett is believed to have connections. Members of the public in these areas are asked to remain vigilant and report anything unusual to the force.
- Epping
- Harlow
- Pitsea
- London
How to contact Essex Police
The force has emphasised the range of reporting options available to the public, including their online services and a 24/7 Live Chat facility. Those who prefer to remain anonymous can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Grant Brett |
| Age | 29 |
| Height | About 5ft 9ins |
| Distinctive feature | Ginger beard |
| Linked areas | Epping, Harlow, Pitsea, London |
To submit information to Essex Police use the online reporting form at www.essex.police.uk/digital101 or the Live Chat service, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For anonymous tips contact Crimestoppers via their website or by calling 0800 555 111. Alternatively, phone Essex Police on 101.
Officers ask anyone who believes they have seen Brett not to approach him directly but to make contact with the force, providing as much detail as possible about his location, direction of travel and any vehicle details if relevant. Information from the public can be vital to the progress of investigations and to safeguarding potential victims.
This appeal was issued by Essex Police on 21 July 2026. Further updates will be published by the force and via local media should more information become available.
