CCTV footage has emerged showing fugitive Daniel Gee, a notorious gangster, at a train station en route to Liverpool.
Gee made his escape from Kirklevington Prison in Stockton on May 27, prompting an urgent search by the authorities. Cleveland Police have disclosed CCTV images capturing Gee at James Cook University Hospital railway station at 11.50am on Tuesday May 28, where he is believed to have caught a train to Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, at 1.27pm.
Further footage obtained by detectives reveals Gee boarding the 2.16pm service from Darlington to Liverpool Lime Street on May 28. The police are currently unsure of his whereabouts after he boarded the Liverpool-bound train.
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Speculation arises that Gee may have fled beyond Merseyside. His sibling, Darren Gee, expressed his hope that his brother has managed to leave the UK.
In a discussion on the Criminal Connection Podcast, Darren commented: “[Daniel] has absconded in the last few days. I am hoping it’s a planned abscond. If it’s an emotional abscond, it’s going to go wrong. If it’s planned then hopefully he is out the country.”, reports the Liverpool Echo.
(Image: Cleveland Police)
Police are appealing for a woman with a pram, who was seen on CCTV meeting with Gee at the hospital train station between 12pm and 1.30pm on May 28, to come forward. The woman, donning a leopard print hat, a Barbour style brown jacket, cream trousers, and a knee brace, is believed to have boarded a train with Gee to Middlesbrough, before catching another train with him to Darlington.
CCTV footage reveals that both Gee and the unidentified woman alighted at Darlington and went their separate ways on the platform. The woman was last seen leaving Darlington train station without Gee, pushing a pushchair towards Yarm Road and the town centre of Darlington.
Anyone with information is urged to call 101, quoting SE24098852, or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or report online at www.crimestoppers.co.uk.
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