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North Yorkshire police hunt man wanted for breaching sex‑offender notification rules

North Yorkshire officers are appealing for help to find 41‑year‑old Lee Haslam, reported to have links to Scarborough and other northern towns, after he failed to comply with sex‑offender notification requirements.

North Yorkshire police hunt man wanted for breaching sex‑offender notification rules
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North Yorkshire Police are asking the public to help trace Lee Haslam, 41, who is wanted after allegedly failing to comply with sex‑offender notification requirements. Officers say Haslam has links to Scarborough and other towns in the north of England.

Where he is thought to have links

Police records and the appeal specify a number of places associated with Haslam. He is reported to have connections with:

  • Scarborough (North Yorkshire)
  • Huddersfield
  • Salford
  • Waterfoot
  • North London

How he is described

Officers have provided a physical description to assist identification. He is said to be approximately 5ft 6in with shoulder‑length ginger hair, a moustache and a beard. He is also known to use the aliases 'Manny Lee' and 'Tight'.

Detail Information
Full name Lee Haslam
Age 41
Height 5ft 6in
Distinctive features Shoulder‑length ginger hair, moustache and beard
Known aliases Manny Lee, Tight

How the public can report sightings

Police have urged anyone who believes they have seen Haslam, or who has information about his whereabouts, to contact them promptly. The request includes a clear reference for communications:

For sightings of Haslam, please call 101 or email mosovoeast@lancashire.police.uk, quoting log 290 of July 13.

Where a sighting suggests an immediate threat or the person is at a specific address, members of the public should call 999.

This appeal follows a breach of sex‑offender notification conditions. Officers routinely publicise such appeals where they believe wider awareness will assist with locating an individual and managing community safety. The inclusion of multiple linked towns underlines the potential for the individual to move between areas, which is why residents in Scarborough and surrounding communities are being asked to be alert.

Anyone with relevant CCTV, dashcam footage or other information that could assist the inquiry is asked to get in touch using the contact details above and to reference the log number supplied by police.

Raj Taylor
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