Thames Valley Police hunt Neil Wells, 28, over alleged strangulation attacks

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Thames Valley Police hunt Neil Wells, 28, over alleged strangulation attacks

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Thames Valley Police are urging residents in Oxford to remain vigilant and avoid approaching a man being sought in connection with alleged strangulation offences.

Officers have confirmed a search is underway for Neil Wells, 28, who is originally from Oxford.

The individual is sought regarding several incidents in which he allegedly strangled and assaulted an acquaintance.

He is additionally wanted in connection with an allegation of possessing an offensive weapon in a private setting.

According to a police spokesperson, the incidents are alleged to have occurred on 6 and 10 September.

The victim sustained injuries requiring medical treatment and has since been discharged from hospital.

Despite being associated with Oxford, Wells is described as possessing a Liverpool accent alongside several facial tattoos.

The force has released a description identifying him as a white male, approximately 6 feet in height, of slim build, with long straight brown hair and a beard.

He is known to frequent both Oxford and the Milton Keynes area.

Anyone with information regarding Wells’ whereabouts should contact Thames Valley Police on 101 or submit a report through official online channels, quoting reference 43260471422.

Those who sight Wells have been advised to refrain from direct engagement and to call 999 immediately.

Individuals wishing to provide information anonymously may contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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