Police wish to speak to 29 year old Circular Head man Graham John Enniss.

Detectives wish to speak to Mr Enniss as they believe he can assist with investigations into property related crime which has occurred in the Circular Head area over recent weeks.

Police also believe he may be able to assist them with their inquiries concerning a motor vehicle which stolen from the Bass Highway in the vicinity of the Irish Town turn off, Smithton early Thursday evening.

“The vehicle we are searching for is a late model white Falcon XR6 sedan. The vehicle, Tasmanian registration D81CZ, was stolen from that area shortly before dark,” said Detective Acting Inspector Richard Chugg.

“We would ask local residents of Circular Head to make extra efforts to secure their residence, sheds and vehicles and report any suspicious activity they observe to police immediately”, he said.

“The community may have observed police in the area over recent days and we thank them for the assistance they have provided to officers, to date.”

Mr Enniss is described as being 176cm (5’10’) tall, medium build of olive complexion, blue eyes and heavily tattooed.  He has a tattoo which spells THUG in large letters around his neck.

His hair is dark brown in colour and although 29, his weathered complexion suggests a more senior age.

Members of the public should not approach Mr Enniss. Anyone that may have information in relation to the current whereabouts of Mr Enniss or anyone who may have seen the outstanding vehicle is asked to contact Police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.