Manhunt launched for 31-year-old Oxfordshire woman over breach of court bail

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Manhunt launched for 31-year-old Oxfordshire woman over breach of court bail

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Thames Valley Police have begun a search for a 31-year-old woman from Oxfordshire who is wanted for breaching court bail.

The woman, Annabel Reynolds, is believed to be familiar with the Drayton and Steventon area, and police have issued a warning that she should not be approached.

Detective Constable Alice Belfield has appealed to members of the public for assistance in locating Reynolds.

She said the force is focused on protecting local communities and needs support to find her.

Anyone with information about Reynolds’s whereabouts is asked to contact police by calling 101 or submitting an online report.

The reference number 43260571951 has been provided.

Members of the public who see her are instructed not to make contact and should instead call 999 immediately.

Reynolds has been described as slim and black, with black hair.

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