North Yorkshire Police have issued an appeal after a man from Knaresborough became the subject of a prison recall following a sentence for stalking. Officers named the individual as Scott Bradley, aged 48.
Police description and how to report sightings
Police say Bradley is around 6ft tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Anyone who believes they have seen him or who has information that may assist the inquiry is asked to contact North Yorkshire Police.
"To report an immediate sighting of Bradley, please call 999."
For non-urgent information, the force requests calls to 101. There is also the option to supply information anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111 or using their website. When contacting the police or Crimestoppers, people are asked to quote reference number 12260124900.
What a prison recall means
A recall to prison can be actioned in cases where someone who has been released on licence is considered to have breached the terms of that licence or where their behaviour poses a continued risk. The recall process requires the person to be returned to custody while decisions about their case are taken. Local readers asked about what they should do should they encounter the individual should follow the emergency guidance above and not approach him.
Quick facts
- Name: Scott Bradley
- Age: 48
- Physical description: Blonde hair, blue eyes, approximately 6ft tall
- Action requested: Call 999 for immediate sightings; 101 for other information; Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 (quote 12260124900)
| Contact | Number / Reference |
|---|---|
| Emergency | 999 |
| North Yorkshire Police (non-urgent) | 101 |
| Crimestoppers (anonymous) | 0800 555 111 |
| Reference number | 12260124900 |
Officers continue to make enquiries to locate Bradley. Anyone with dashcam, doorbell or mobile footage from Knaresborough or surrounding areas that might assist the investigation is also asked to come forward. The force emphasises the importance of using the correct contact routes so reports can be prioritised and acted upon promptly.
Local residents who are concerned about safety or who need further advice on reporting information should contact North Yorkshire Police via the non-emergency number or visit the force website for guidance on protecting yourself and your community.
