Lewisham prisoner Anthony Lloyd wanted after escape
Police are searching for a 38-year-old man who left a medical facility on Friday afternoon and is considered a risk.
A search is ongoing for Anthony Lloyd, 38, who absconded from a medical facility in Lewisham on Friday, October 23. Lloyd was last seen at around 4:10pm after he forced his way out of the unit and was observed heading towards Catford. The Metropolitan Police are leading the investigation to locate him and return him to custody.
Lloyd is described as a white male, approximately 5ft 8in tall, of medium build, with short dark hair. At the time of his escape, he was wearing a grey/blue t-shirt, black tracksuit bottoms, and white trainers. He has connections to several areas outside of London, including Surrey, Sussex, Thames Valley, Hampshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Merseyside.
Public safety warning
Detective Superintendent Melanie Pressley, who is heading the manhunt, issued a warning about Lloyd. "We are concerned he poses a risk both to himself and the public," she stated. Police are appealing to the public not to approach Lloyd directly if they see him. Instead, they should call 999 immediately. Any information that could assist in locating Lloyd is requested urgently, quoting reference CAD4739/23Oct.
Officers believe Lloyd could be anywhere within London. The investigation is continuing with various enquiries to find him.
Questions this report answers
01When and where did Anthony Lloyd escape?
Anthony Lloyd, 38, escaped from a medical facility in Lewisham at approximately 4:10pm on Friday, October 23. He was last seen heading in the direction of Catford following his departure.
02What does Anthony Lloyd look like and what was he wearing?
He is described as a white male, around 5ft 8in tall, of medium build, with short dark hair. When he escaped, he was wearing a grey/blue t-shirt, black tracksuit bottoms, and white trainers.
03What is the risk posed by Anthony Lloyd?
Detective Superintendent Melanie Pressley stated that Anthony Lloyd poses a risk to himself and to the public. The police are urging members of the public not to approach him if they see him.
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