Man with links to Norfolk wanted by police
Ben Chapman is wanted by officers for failing to comply with licensing conditions.
The public has been advised by police not to approach Chapman if they spot him in public.
A spokesman for Essex Police said: "He is 36 years old, about 6ft tall, with short dark brown hair.
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"He now has a longer beard."
Anyone who does see Chapman is advised to call 999, quoting reference 42/49687/25.
Those with any knowledge of his whereabouts are advised to submit a report on the Essex Police website.
Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111 for those wishing to pass on information anonymously.
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