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Convicted murderer wanted by Cambridgeshire police after breaching terms of release
It is thought Carl Hyde was convicted of murder in 1988.
A murderer – released from prison and living in Peterborough – is being hunted by Cambridgeshire police after breaching the terms of his licence conditions.
Carl Hyde, 67, has absconded from what Cambridgeshire police describe as “approved premises” in Peterborough; he is now wanted for breaching licence conditions following his release from prison.
Hyde also has connections in Reading.
Carl Hyde, 67, who has absconded from an approved premises in Peterborough, is wanted for breaching licence conditions following release from prison.
“The public are advised not to approach Hyde, but to contact police with information on his whereabouts,” said a police spokesperson.
It is thought Carl Hyde was convicted of murder in 1988.
Police searching for convicted murderer Carl Hyde who is wanted for breaching his licence conditions have released an updated photograph.
Anyone who has seen Hyde or knows of his whereabouts should contact Cambridgeshire via the force website quoting incident 336 of 1 January.
Anyone without internet access should call 101.
