Three people who Warwick police believe could assist with inquiries

Police are currently working to identify these individuals, who may be able to assist with inquiries across the region. Can you help identify these people police are looking for?

Police have released a series of images of people they believe could help with their inquries into a number of matters around the Southern Downs region.

Members of the public are urged not to approach any persons pictured below and they can alert officers anonymously via Crimestoppers.

These are the people Warwick police believe could assist with investigations.

Clayton Michael-Johan Alvoen

Warwick police continue their search for fugitive Clayton Alvoen, who is alleged to have headbutted a police officer before fleeing custody.

Police are still adamant they will find a man following his dramatic escape from custody almost three years ago.

Stanthorpe Clayton Michael-Johan Alvoen allegedly escaped custody on April 28, 2021, as he was being escorted from the Warwick watch-house.

He hasn’t been seen since.

Two people were charged with aiding the escape, with Mr Alvoen’s cousin Brodie Joseph Brennan telling the Stanthorpe court he found the fugitive in his boot after leaving court.

Brennan told Stanthorpe Magistrates Court in September 2021 he “reluctantly” drove from the Warwick court with Alvoen in his boot because he was “frightened and scared” of his cousin.

Brennan first unknowingly helped his cousin, as Mr Alvoen allegedly hid himself in the boot of Brennan’s unlocked car.

Brennan pleaded guilty to one charge of aiding persons to escape from lawful custody in 2021.

Mr Alvoen was due to face six charges in Warwick Magistrates Court in November 2022, including assault occasioning bodily harm while armed or in company, serious assault, threatening violence, drug driving, failing to appear and drug possession.

Police will allege Mr Alvoen headbutted the police officer escorting him to the watch-house, before fleeing.

A Warwick detective told Warwick Daily News that when found, Alvoen would face additional “serious charges” relating to his escape.

“The search for him is an ongoing matter, and when he is caught he’s going to have more charges such as escaping lawful custody and assaulting a police officer, which are pretty significant charges,” the detective said last year.

“He won’t appear on his own volition, the only way he’ll face charges is if we find him, and we will find him.”

Grafton St, Warwick

Police would like to speak to this man believed to be involved in a shop steal – unlawfully take away good (Photo: Queensland Police)

Police believe the person pictured in this image may be able to assist officers with the investigation into a recent shop steal – unlawfully take away goods which occurred on May 8, 2023 at approximately 2pm.

Palmerin St, Warwick

This man is understood to be able to assist police with a stealing charge on Palmerin Street (Photo: Queensland Police)

Police are appealing to the public to assist with finding this man, who police believe the persons pictured in this image may be able to assist officers with the investigation into a recent stealing from other offence which occurred on September 15, 2023 at approximately 5.15pm.

If you wish to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 24 hours a day, or visit www.crimestoppersqld.com.au.

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