Police search for Chorley burglary suspect with distinctive tattoo on his neck

A suspect in a burglary investigation is wanted by police after he failed to attend court on theft charges.
By Matthew Calderbank
Published 29th Oct 2020, 10:39 BST
Updated 29th Oct 2020, 10:42 BST
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Callum McAllister, 34, of Progress Street, Chorley, is wanted in connection with a burglary at Grove Farm Drive, off Railway Road, Adlington on September 25.

Police say cash and a number of bank cards were stolen during the burglary and subsequently reported to have been used in fraudulent transactions.

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McAllister is also wanted after he failed to appear at Preston Crown Court on September 15 to face a previous charge of theft.

Callum McAllister, 34, of Progress Street, Chorley, is described as around 5ft, 6 inches tall, of medium build with short dark brown hair. He has the word Lucy tattooed on the back of his neck.Callum McAllister, 34, of Progress Street, Chorley, is described as around 5ft, 6 inches tall, of medium build with short dark brown hair. He has the word Lucy tattooed on the back of his neck.
Callum McAllister, 34, of Progress Street, Chorley, is described as around 5ft, 6 inches tall, of medium build with short dark brown hair. He has the word Lucy tattooed on the back of his neck.

The 34-year-old is described as around 5ft, 6 inches tall, of medium build with short dark brown hair. He has the name 'Lucy' tattooed on the back of his neck.

PC Tim Phillips of Lancashire Police said: "We want to speak to Callum McAllister, after a burglary at Grove Farm Drive.

"I would like to appeal to members of the community that if they have any information or know the whereabouts of McAllister to contact the police as soon as possible."

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Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 or email [email protected] quoting log number 0146 of September 25.

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