Police have launched a public appeal to locate a Wolverhampton man who is wanted for breaching the conditions of his prison licence, following a conviction for possessing a firearm.
Man wanted for recall to prison
Anthony Bosenquet, aged 58, is being sought by Merseyside Police for a recall to prison. He had been released on licence after serving part of a five-and-a-half year jail term, which totals 66 months. This sentence was originally imposed for possession of a firearm.
Bosenquet, who is originally from Liverpool but has been residing in Wolverhampton, has breached the terms of his release. Authorities are now urging the public to assist in finding him.
Description and police appeal
Merseyside Police have issued a description and a photograph of Bosenquet to aid the search. He is described as a white male with a Liverpool accent and a slim build.
His distinguishing features include:
- Short black hair
- Brown eyes
- Facial hair, likely to be unshaven stubble
The force has confirmed he has links to both the Liverpool and Wolverhampton areas.
How to report information
In a statement, a spokesperson for Merseyside Police said: “We are appealing for information to help find a man who is wanted on a recall to prison after serving a sentence for a firearm offence in Liverpool.”
The public are advised not to approach Bosenquet but to contact the authorities immediately if they see him. Information can be provided via the following channels:
- Contacting Merseyside Police via X (formerly Twitter)
- Messaging ‘Merseyside Police Contact Centre’ on Facebook
- Calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
The appeal underscores the ongoing efforts by police to manage offenders released on licence and the consequences of breaching such conditions.
