Police are seeking 29-year-old Sloane Coake who has a
warrant to arrest.
He is described as 178cm tall of solid
build and can be identified by a large bulldog tattoo on his
left cheek and ‘Porirua’ lettering along his right cheek
and chin.
He has strong links to Porirua and Waitara
area.
Mr Coake is not considered dangerous, but should not
be approached.
Police urge the public to report any
sightings or information on his whereabouts.
If you see Mr
Coake call 111 immediately.
Information can also be
provided to Porirua Police on 04-238 1400 or call
Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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