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Police Appeal for Public’s Help After Dangerous Offender from Boston Fails to Return to Prison

July 10, 2025 9:00 pm

Lincolnshire Police urgently requests public assistance to trace Neil Trennan, a 60-year-old missing offender who failed to report back to prison upon temporary release from North Sea Camp in Boston. Trennan, recognised as a high-risk individual, was last sighted boarding a Nottingham-bound train from Boston Train Station at approximately 10:49 BST. Detective Chief Inspector Dave Penney underlines the pressing need to locate Trennan and urges the community to show alertness, reporting any potential sightings to the police immediately. This article draws its foundation from original reporting done by www.bbc.com and has been adapted by The Lincoln Post.

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Police Appeal for Public’s Help After Dangerous Offender from Boston Fails to Return to Prison

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