Grant Culwick joins Kent Police most wanted list, Bromley urged to call
The 28‑person list, published in September 2026, includes Culwick for a prison recall and notes his connections to several Kent towns and Bromley.
Incident → evidence → outcomeKent Police have added Grant Culwick to their most wanted register, a compilation of 28 men and women they are seeking across the county. The decision was announced in a September 2026 bulletin that also highlighted suspects with connections to south‑east London. Culwick’s entry cites a recall to prison and records his links to Bromley as well as several towns in Kent.
The most wanted register is intended to enlist the public’s help in locating individuals who have failed to appear in court or who are wanted for serious offences. Kent Police said the list is updated regularly and that each name includes a unique reference code for reporting. The agency urges anyone who recognises a listed person to contact emergency services immediately.
How the public can help
If a resident spots Grant Culwick, they should dial 999 and quote the reference 46/94076/26. Police advise callers not to approach the individual themselves. The same procedure applies to the other 27 names on the register, each of which carries its own reference number. Anonymous tips can also be sent to Crimestoppers, according to the police notice.
Details of Culwick’s alleged offences
Culwick is listed as wanted on recall to prison, meaning he has breached conditions of a previous custodial sentence. The notice does not disclose the original conviction, but the recall status indicates a failure to return to a correctional facility when required. Kent Police have not released further specifics, citing ongoing investigations.
Questions this report answers
01What reference number should I give if I see Grant Culwick?
When reporting a sighting of Grant Culwick, the police ask callers to quote reference 46/94076/26. Providing this code helps officers match the report to the correct entry on the most wanted list and speeds up the response process.
02How many people are on the Kent Police most wanted list?
Kent Police state that the most wanted register contains 28 individuals as of September 2026. The list includes a mixture of men and women, some of whom are linked to south‑east London, and each entry carries a unique reference for public reporting.
03Which areas is Grant Culwick linked to?
The police notice records Grant Culwick’s connections to Bromley and several locations in Kent, namely Edenbridge, Dartford, Lydd, Sevenoaks, Swanley and Romney Marsh. These links are listed to assist residents who may recognise him in those communities.
04What should I do if I think I have seen a person from the most wanted list?
Residents should call 999 immediately and provide the specific reference number attached to the individual’s entry. Police advise against confronting the person. Alternatively, anonymous information can be submitted to Crimestoppers, which also forwards details to Kent Police.
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