Financial reward to find Bexhill man who committed offences against women

Police are offering a financial reward in the search for a Bexhill man who was sentenced, in his absence, for a series of threats and offences against women.
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Andrew Anderson is also wanted for questioning in relation to further offences allegedly committed whilst evading custody.

Sussex Police is now offering a £500 reward to help find him.

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The search for Anderson has extended to London, according to police, as detectives believe he has recently been the in the N1, N7, and ECI areas in the centre and north of the city.

Andrew Anderson. Picture: Sussex Police SUS-200123-142925001Andrew Anderson. Picture: Sussex Police SUS-200123-142925001
Andrew Anderson. Picture: Sussex Police SUS-200123-142925001

Anderson failed to appear for sentencing at Lewes Crown Court on January 31 having been found guilty at a trial held in his absence the previous month, of seven offences relating to domestic abuse and harassment of two victims, Sussex Police said.

The court also issued a Restraining Order prohibiting him from any contact with either of the women and another woman who gave evidence at the trial of his harassment of her.

Anderson, who is 39, is white, 5ft 9in and of medium build, was last seen with dark unkempt hair and facial hair, once resided in the Bexhill area and still has links to the East Sussex area.

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During his trial the jury heard about his systematic and threatening intimidation of his victims, police said, which included threats to their families, harassing one of the women with a series of phone calls threatening violence, threatening to pay someone to beat up the other woman and causing ‘keying’ damage all around her car.

Police also want to interview him about further allegations of harassment and breach of his Restraining Order against one of the women who Anderson is prohibited from contacting, police added.

Detectives said they believe the reward of up to £500 for Anderson’s arrest in order to serve the four year sentence he has already been given, will result in information coming in.

Anyone who sees Anderson or knows where of his whereabouts is asked to contact the police right away by calling 101 or 999, quoting Sussex reference 47200160279.

You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.