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Wanted man arrested in shop near Norwich

PUBLISHED: 12:19 11 April 2018 | UPDATED: 15:07 11 April 2018

David Tranter, 46, who was wanted on recall to prison has been arrested. Picture: Norfolk Police

David Tranter, 46, who was wanted on recall to prison has been arrested. Picture: Norfolk Police

Norfolk Police

A man from Great Yarmouth who was wanted by police has been arrested.

David Tranter, 46, who was wanted on recall to prison after breaching the terms of his licence, was detained at a shop in Cringleford on Tuesday evening.

He has been taken into police custody.

Police thanked members of the public for their help with this appeal.

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