Man wanted by South Yorkshire Police over sex offences still missing after two years
Police first issued an appeal for help to find him in 2024
A man wanted by South Yorkshire Police for sex offences has been missing now for two years.
Kieran Harrison, aged 27, from Barnsley, is wanted under the Sexual Offences Act.
South Yorkshire Police first appealed for information about Harrison’s whereabouts in 2024 but he has not yet been tracked down.
The force said officers are “eager to trace him” and there are also “concerns for his safety”.
A spokesperson said: “Since our initial appeal we have continued to carry out multiple enquiries and checks to find him, but we need your help.
“We want to hear from anyone who has seen or spoken to Harrison recently, or knows where he might be staying.”
Harrison has links to Northampton and Lincolnshire.
Police are urging anyone who sees Harrison, not to approach him, but instead call 999.
Anyone with information about where he might be should call 101 and quote investigation number 14/150399/22.
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