Telford police renew appeal to locate man following incident
Police in Telford have today renewed their appeal for help from the public as they continue to look for a man they would like to speak to in connection with an incident that occurred in Dawley Bank back in late July.
The incident police are investigating occurred outside the Queens Arms on Bank Road at just before 5pm on Tuesday 23 July.
As a result of this incident – which saw four men involved in some sort of altercation - a man suffered a stab wound to his bottom. Thankfully the injury was not one that has caused any longer term problems.
The injured man also had some money stolen from him during this incident.
Speaking about this investigation, Detective Inspector Billy Scott said:
“This was a worrying incident as it occurred in broad daylight late in the afternoon and appeared to involve the use of a weapon of some sort.
“Two men – aged 32 and 41 – have been charged in connection with this incident but we are still searching for a third man we would like to speak to.
“The day after this incident we named Ian Voyce as the man we wanted to speak to but as of yet we have been unable to locate him and bring him into custody for questioning.
“Mr Voyce is 29 tomorrow and ahead of his birthday we’d like to make a new appeal for information that will help us track him down. He knows we want to speak to him and we believe he is deliberately evading us.
“I would ask anyone who knows where Ian Voyce is to call us with that information so we can then speak to him to see whether he had any involvement in the incident in Dawley Bank back in July.
“Anyone with information about Mr Voyce’s whereabouts is asked to call officers in CID in Telford on 101 or 0300 333 3000, quoting incident number 361S 230713.
“Alternatively, please remember that information can also be pass on anonymously by call the independent charity, Crimestoppers, on 0800 555 111.”
