These are the criminals with links to Wirral that remain on the run from police.
Appeals for information or sightings of these men are being sought in the hope they can be tracked down.
Anyone with information is advised to contact Merseyside Police by calling 101 or via Twitter (@MerPolCC).
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You can also contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111 or online here.
Anthony Baker-Owens
The 26-year-old is sought by Merseyside Police in connection with the force's investigations into the EncroChat communications network.
Hundreds of devices loaded with the specialist software are believed to have been used by people in the region.
Police have said the encrypted messaging service was a popular tool among criminals and they are attempting to unravel a web of contacts and users thought to have been active on Merseyside.
In August, Merseyside Police circulated Baker-Owens' details and identified him as being wanted in connection with alleged drugs conspiracy offences linked to EncroChat.
Baker-Owens, from Birkenhead, is still being sought.
Jack Roach
The 18-year-old had been expected to attend a court hearing in relation to a breach of his licence conditions for affray.
Merseyside Police described Roach as being 5ft 6in tall, of slim build with brown hair and blue eyes. He has links to the Woodchurch area of Wirral.
Kevin Rutter
The 30-year-old, from Wirral, is wanted after he breached the conditions of his release from jail.
He had been locked up for burglary but, according to Merseyside Police, has breached his licence conditions and is now wanted on recall to prison.
Rutter, who has been wanted since early November, is described by the force as being 5ft 9in tall, of slim build and with brown hair with blue eyes.
He has links to Wirral and Liverpool.
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