Manhunt for wanted Eastbourne 27-year-old Alex Evans
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Sussex Police say the 27-year-old is wanted in relation to attacks on several people outside Cameo nightclub in Langney Road in the early hours of Saturday, March 7.
Three men aged 18, 20, and 27, and a woman aged 18, were assaulted by a man around 3.15am, police say.
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Evans is described as white, of slim build, and about 5ft 7ins. He has dark brown hair and various distinctive tattoos on his neck and ears, including tribal designs and a spider web, and the word ‘tiger’ above his right eyebrow.
Police say Evans is local to the Eastbourne area but his last known whereabouts was in the Inverness area of Scotland. It is thought he has made his way back to England since then, however.
Detective Constable Paul Kelly said, “We also want to speak to anyone who was in the area of the nightclub, perhaps leaving or standing outside at the time.”
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You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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