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Police arrest wanted Norwich man in Ipswich

PUBLISHED: 10:55 28 September 2018 | UPDATED: 10:55 28 September 2018

Police have closed a road in Wisbech following a crash this evening. Picture: Ian Burt

Police have closed a road in Wisbech following a crash this evening. Picture: Ian Burt

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Police have arrested a man who was wanted in the Norwich area.

Munsey Varnadore, aged 20 and from Norwich, was wanted on recall to prison for breaching the terms of his licence.

He was arrested in the Ipswich area on Thursday.

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