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Preston man wanted over stalking, criminal damage and witness intimidation offences

Police wanted to speak to a Preston man in connection with a number of serious offences including criminal damage and witness intimidation.
By Sean Gleaves
Published 18th Nov 2021, 12:33 BST
Updated 18th Nov 2021, 12:34 BST
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Roy Butterworth, also known as Roy Gentile, is wanted in connection with several alleged offences committed during October and November.

The alleged offences included stalking, criminal damage and witness intimidation.

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The 36-year-old is described as white, 5ft 9in tall and of slim build.

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Police wanted to speak to Roy Butterworth (pictured) in connection with a number of serious offences including criminal damage and witness intimidation (Credit: Lancashire Police)Police wanted to speak to Roy Butterworth (pictured) in connection with a number of serious offences including criminal damage and witness intimidation (Credit: Lancashire Police)
Police wanted to speak to Roy Butterworth (pictured) in connection with a number of serious offences including criminal damage and witness intimidation (Credit: Lancashire Police)

Butterworth has links to the Burnley, Preston and Leyland areas.

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PC Jonpaul Critchley, of Preston Police, said: "Butterworth is wanted by police for a number of serious offences and we would encourage anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward.

"I would also urge Butterworth to come forward and speak to police immediately."

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Anyone with information can contact police by calling 101 or emailing [email protected].

In an emergency always call 999.

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