DAVE CHADWICK ON THE RUN IN WEYMOUTH AFTER BREACHING LICENCE CONDITIONS

A man who was released from HMP Winchester in early 2019 is currently wanted by Dorset police following a breach of his licence conditions. David Chadwick, aged 58 and also known by the alias Jack Hall, has become the subject of a police alert after failing to adhere to the terms set out during his release. Chadwick’s criminal history is extensive and troubling, with convictions related to sexual offences against children dating back to 2013.

Authorities have issued a stark warning to the public, urging residents not to approach Chadwick if they encounter him. Instead, they are advised to contact emergency services immediately by dialing 999. The police description of Chadwick provides a detailed physical profile: he is a white male of medium build, approximately five feet ten inches tall. He has short grey hair and a small scar, which may serve as identifying features. The last known sighting of Chadwick was in dark clothing, and he was reportedly carrying documents at the time.

Chadwick’s criminal record includes a disturbing history of indecent assaults. Notably, he was involved in incidents where he broke into a school and attacked boys, with these offences occurring in 1991 and again in 2011. His past actions have contributed to the ongoing concern and heightened alertness among law enforcement and the community in Weymouth and surrounding areas. The police continue to search for him, emphasizing the importance of public vigilance and cooperation in ensuring his swift apprehension.