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In 2015, Arron BLENKINSOP was convicted for drug trafficking in Cairns Supreme Court.
He received a five year sentence and three year sentence for two offences.
After being granted parole, he failed to comply with his parole conditions, and a warrant was issued for his return to custody.
BLENKINSOP has also used the name Andrew Ross BAILEY.

Also known as Josh LAWSON or Peter ANDERSON.
Wanted for two counts of conspiracy to murder in Brunswick – Victoria, 2008.
POTTER was arrested and charged, but failed to appear when granted bail.
POTTER has been the subject of many media appeals over the past ten years, with sightings reported across Australia.

SIMMONS is wanted for ten deception offences that took place in Adelaide – South Australia, after he obtained more than $50,000 for a fraudulent punters website.
SIMMONS is also known as John Robert GRIFFITHS, Tristian SIMMONS and John SIMMONS.

Jonathon DICK is wanted for the murder of his brother David DICK, who was attacked with a sword and knife in Doncaster – Victoria in February 2017, and died at the scene.
Jonathon DICK has been missing since the murder; his blue Ford sedan was found abandoned in Ivanhoe East – Victoria.
He is believed to be living on the streets and may have changed his appearance.
DICK is possibly still armed with a knife and should not be approached by members of the public.

Keith John PORTER was convicted for his involvement in a drug trafficking syndicate supplying cocaine and cannabis in Queensland and elsewhere.
In 2006, PORTER failed to attend Brisbane Supreme Court for his sentencing hearing. A warrant was issued for his arrest.

In 2015, Paul Brent STEADMAN was charged by Police with offences relating to the sexual assault of a boy under 16. At the time, STEADMAN was working as a karate instructor in the Bathurst area – New South Wales.
STEADMAN failed to appear at Bathurst local court and a warrant was issued for his arrest. STEADMAN’S vehicle was later located in bushland but he has never been located.
Police believe STEADMAN has left the Bathurst area. It is also possible he is deceased.

In 2017, Pham NGUYEN is alleged to have entered the vehicle of a female, who drove off, without realising he was in the backseat.
NGUYEN splashed petrol over the victim and assaulted her, causing the victim to drive off the road and collide with a pole.
NGUYEN fled from the vehicle and is now wanted for the offence of ‘conduct endangering life’.