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Police looking for 'dangerous' man with Bay of Plenty connections

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Stephen Ngawhau has connections to the Bay of Plenty area. Photo / Supplied

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Auckland police are looking for a man they have described as "dangerous" who has connections to the Bay of Plenty area.

A parole recall warrant has been issued for Stephen Ngawhau for breaching release conditions.

An appeal for information went out nationwide when Ngawhau's face aired on Police Ten 7 on Thursday night.

Ngawhau, aka Steven Nankivell and Steven Wilson, is 55 and described as 179cm tall and medium build.

Stephen Ngawhau has connections to the Bay of Plenty area.  Photo / Supplied
Stephen Ngawhau has connections to the Bay of Plenty area. Photo / Supplied
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He has multiple tattoos including a bulldog, eagle and skull on his right forearm, chain on left wrist, an axe and Harley Davidson on his left forearm.

He is likely to be driving a red 2004 Holden Crewman ute.

Ngawhau has contacts in Waikato, Tokoroa, Morrinsville, Auckland, Tauranga/Bay of Plenty and Hamilton.

Police warned he is considered dangerous and is not to be approached.

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Anyone with information about his whereabouts should contact their nearest police station.

Alternatively, information can be left anonymously via the Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 line.

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