LATEST | Section 60 authority in #Kirkby until 11pm (Sun) following a firearms incident in Warrenhouse Rd at 9.05pm last night (Sat). It gives officers enhanced stop and search powers in the area. Any info? Contact @MerPolCC or 101 ref: 26000472168. orlo.uk/MzZiL

ARREST | Today (Sun) a man has been arrested as part of the ongoing investigation into the murder of Ellis Cox in Aintree. Ellis, aged 19, was fatally shot on Sunday 23 June 2024 at the Liver Industrial Estate and enquiries continue to find those responsible. A 31-year-old man from Walton, has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. He has been taken into police custody where he will be questioned by detectives. This brings the total number of arrests in this case to nine, with the previously arrested remaining under investigation. Detective Inspector Steve Wilkinson said: “The investigation into the murder of Ellis is ongoing and this man will be questioned as part of our inquiries. “This month will mark two years since Ellis was fatally shot at the Liver Industrial Estate and his family have been forced to live without anyone facing justice. “We remain determined to find the people who were responsible and although we have made this arrest it is vital that anyone who has information comes forward as a matter of urgency so we can prosecute those who were involved in Ellis’s murder.” Visit a dedicated web page to submit information or footage which can help in the investigation of Ellis’s murder: orlo.uk/w1Aqv You can also contact us via social media @MerPolCC or call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 quoting reference 2400055471. orlo.uk/hihYH

DISPERSAL ZONE | A dispersal zone has been put in place in Liverpool under Section 34 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 to help prevent potential criminality and disorder. This order, alongside the Section 60 authority circulated earlier, has been implemented to support policing operations in relation to today’s planned procession and counter protest in the County Road area. The dispersal zone is in effect from 9:00am on Saturday 13 June until midnight on Sunday 14 June. Under this legislation, officers have additional powers to: Direct individuals to leave the area if they are involved in, or are likely to become involved in, anti-social behaviour Require those directed to leave not to return for up to 48 hours Seize items believed to be linked to anti-social behaviour The designated area includes (and is bounded by): Queens Drive, Walton Lane, Everton Valley, Kirkdale Road, Stanley Road, Melrose Road, Brewster Street and Breeze Hill, including all roads, transport hubs, public spaces and premises within these boundaries. A person who fails to comply with a direction to leave the area, or who returns within the specified time, commits an offence and may be arrested. Officers may also use stop and search powers under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 to prevent serious violence. Superintendent Phil Mullally said: “We will continue to proactively put a number of measures in place, including the S34 dispersal zone and Section 60 order, and our officers are actively patrolling these areas to provide reassurance. “Our officers will be there to maintain public order, prevent and detect crime, protect life and property, and ensure the safety of all those attending and the wider public. “Where individuals commit criminal offences, we will take appropriate and proportionate action.” Anyone who wishes to report anti-social or criminal behaviour can contact @MerPolCC, 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Always call 999 in an emergency. Anyone with information on antisocial behaviour in their area is asked to contact Merseyside Police social media desk via X @MerPolCC or on Facebook ‘Merseyside Police Contact Centre’. You can also report information via our website: Report a crime | Merseyside Police or call 101. Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their website here: Giving information | Crimestoppers . In an emergency always call 999. orlo.uk/LLFnQ

GOOD NEWS | #Missing teenager Mason has been found safe and well following our recent appeal. Thanks as always for sharing and caring 👏

GREAT NEWS | George Meath, who had been reported missing from Birkenhead, has been found safe and well. Thank you to each and every person who shared our appeal.

JAILED | Detectives from our specialist Child Criminal and Sexual Exploitation Team (CCSET) are welcoming the sentencing of a Walton man to seven years and one month in prison for multiple sexual offences. Dylan Matthews, 20, of Elmcroft Close, pleaded guilty to 53 charges against 37 victims. Matthews was initially arrested in 2024 following an allegation of online sexual offences against a girl under 16, who he targeted via Snapchat and Whatsapp. Following an extensive investigation, further victims were identified who Matthews had targeted using similar methods, and he admitted the following offences: One count of Caused a child to engage in sexual activity One count of Threatening to disclose private sexual images with intent Two counts of Sexual activity with a child Six counts of Causing or inciting sexual activity with a child 37 counts of Engage in sexual communication with a child Two counts of Making indecent images of children – Class B Three counts of Making indecent images of children – Class C One count of Malicious communications Matthews was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court today, Friday 17 April. He will also be subject of Sex offender notification for life. In excerpts from Victim Personal Statements, parents of two of Matthews’ victims discuss the impact of his crimes: “As a parent it is extremely painful to watch your child try to understand and process something so inappropriate and harmful, when she should have been focussing on growing up, learning and enjoying her childhood, not coping with emotional consequences of someone else’s actions. “This crime has changed how my child views the world. Trust, once given freely, must now be built slowly and carefully. The psychological effects of this crime are not temporary… healing does not erase the harm that has been done. “This was not a harmless interaction, this is calculated exploitation that leaves lasting trauma. My child deserved safety, protection and respect, instead she was manipulated and harmed.” ------------------------------ “Our daughter has been deeply affected by what happened. She has experienced anxiety, loss of trust, and a heightened sense of vulnerability. Situations that once felt normal now cause her distress, and her confidence in interacting with others, particularly online, has been shaken. This has had a lasting psychological impact on her day-to-day life. “We feel that are sense of security has been taken away and replaced with constant concern and self-doubt. We hope the court understands the lasting impact this has had… on our entire family. What has happened cannot simply be undone. It has changed how our daughter sees the world and how we, as her parents, are able to support her growing independence.” ------------------------------ Speaking after the sentencing, investigating officer, Detective Sergeant Amie Jones from CCSET, said: “Matthews has been proven to be a prolific, calculated and dangerous offender, who caused extreme harm to his victims through coercion and abuse. We hope that today’s outcome provides a measure of comfort as they continue their recovery, and some reassurance that Matthews will be in custody for a significant length of time. “As the investigation progressed, we were able to identify more of his victims. I want to take this opportunity to praise each of them and their families for their courage and strength in helping with our enquiries. We do not take for granted how difficult it can be to speak about being a victim of sexual abuse, and to provide evidence to police. “Be assured that in all such investigations, our specialist team is here to support victims with sensitivity and compassion, every step of the way, from the initial report through to court proceedings. I would continue to urge anyone who is a victim of any form of sexual abuse to please report this to police, or through our partner agencies. “We take all such reports extremely seriously, and in addition, work with partner organisations such as Victim care Support Service and RASA who are there to support victims of this crime.” To report a sexual offence you can call 101, where you will be spoken to by specially trained officers or you can pass information to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. In an emergency, always call 999. If you have been a victim of sexual offences, you can access specialist support services, which are free of charge and available to anyone. You do not need a referral or to have reported an incident to Merseyside Police before you access these specialist support services. These services can support you in a variety of ways, including offering a confidential discussion if you are thinking of making a police report, but are unsure what that involves and would like to discuss it. If you are a child or young person suffering sexual or physical abuse, the following organisations can also provide help and support: NSPCC – call 0808 800 5000 or e-mail help@nspcc.org.uk Childline – call 0800 1111 You can report rape, sexual assault and other sexual offences anonymously here: orlo.uk/iHalC There is a lot of support available from specialist officers within Merseyside Police and through the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Victim Care Merseyside service delivered jointly by two registered charities. In Liverpool, Sefton and Wirral, support is provided by Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (RASA) Merseyside who are available on 0151 558 1801 and, in St Helens and Knowsley, by the Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre (RASASC) Cheshire and Merseyside who can be contacted on 01925 221 546 or 0330 363 0063.

If you are heading to the city with friends or family to watch any of the #FIFAWorldCup ⚽ matches, have a great time and look out for each other. We work closely with @TerrorismPolice throughout the year to help keep you safe and although there is no specific intelligence indicating a threat to the event, like all police forces, we continue to take appropriate steps to protect our communities. We ask everyone in Merseyside to remain vigilant, report concerns and follow the advice of Counter Terrorism Policing in the event of a firearms or weapons attack – remember Run Hide Tell. Stay alert and be aware of your surroundings. You can help ensure World Cup match screenings in the coming weeks are fun and safe for all by reporting anything you see that doesn’t feel right to staff or police, or online at gov.uk/ACT In an emergency, always call 999. #CommunitiesDefeatTerrorism

The family of Stephen Molloy have issued an appeal to help find him . The 60-year-old, from Southport, was first reported missing at around 9.50pm on Thursday 4 June and was last seen in the Town Lane Kew area. We continue to carry out inquiries to find him and would appeal to anyone with information to come forward. The family said: "The family are extremely distressed and concerned for Stephen’s safety and well-being. He has learning difficulties, possibly suffering with dementia and is very vulnerable. "He will most certainly be feeling very disorientated and overwhelmed. Despite the extensive efforts of Merseyside Police, he remains missing. "Stephen has very limited vocabulary and would find it very difficult to ask anyone for help. "It will only be through a keen-eyed member of the public informing the police that they may have seen Stephen, that he will be found. Please, please report any possible sightings to Merseyside Police." We believe that Stephen could still be in Southport, but it's also possible he travelled further afield most likely on foot or public transport. We are appealing for anyone who has driven through the area, including taxi and delivery drivers, to check their dashcams to see if they captured an image of Stephen or anyone matching his description. Stephen is described as around 6ft tall, of slim build and dark brown hair. When last seen, he was wearing a black jumper, blue jeans and carrying a bright yellow bag. We do not believe he currently has the yellow bag with him. Detective Chief Inspector Dave Jones said: “Stephen's family are becoming increasingly concerned about his welfare and want him to get in touch to let them know he is safe. "We have carried out significant enquiries and searches to locate Stephen or establish his whereabouts. “He has links to Crosby, so it’s possible he may have travelled to this area of Sefton. We don’t believe he has any money, so if you have offered Stephen a lift or have helped him in any way then please let us know. “We would also ask people to check their dashcams to see if Stephen is captured on their footage since he went missing on Thursday evening. “Stephen is vulnerable and struggles to communicate. It’s possible that he’s taken shelter because he feels safe in dark places. I'd therefore ask anyone who has an outhouse or any form of shelter in a front or rear garden that could be accessible to please check. "If you live on or near farmland it could also be possible that’s he’s sought shelter within your grounds. “We will act on any information provided so please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you see him or you think you may have any information that could assist our ongoing enquiries.” If you see Stephen please call 999 so we can make sure he's safe.

The family of Rob Campbell, aged 40, who lived in St Helens, have issued a tribute following a fatal collision on East Lancashire Road in Haydock. They said: "Rob was a devoted dad to his three beautiful girls and there was never any doubt that they were his whole world. Everything he did, every choice he made, was rooted in his love for them. Being their dad wasn’t just part of his life, it was the very centre of it. "He had a kind and gentle heart, the sort of person who made others feel seen, valued, and cared for. He cherished life in a way that was rare, holding onto moments, memories, and the people he loved with a sentimentality that made him who he was. He felt deeply, loved deeply, and gave deeply. "Music was one of his great joys, a constant companion that lifted him, grounded him, and filled his days with rhythm and meaning. "He leaves behind a legacy of love, warmth, and kindness. A big-hearted man whose presence made life better for the people lucky enough to know him. "His girls will forever carry his love with them and all of us who knew him will carry the memory of his gentle spirit. "Gone far too soon, but never forgotten." Emergency services were called at approximately 11pm last night (Monday 8 June) following reports that a motorcycle had been involved in a collision with an HGV on the westbound carriageway between Penny Lane and Kenyons Lane South. Sadly, the rider of the motorcycle, now known to be Rob, was pronounced dead at the scene. His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers. Two HGVs are believed to have been involved in the incident. One vehicle is believed to have been in direct collision with Rob, while investigators believe a second HGV may have been indirectly involved in the circumstances leading up to the collision. A 28-year-old man from the Widnes area has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving, driving while unfit through drugs, and driving a motor vehicle with a proportion of a controlled drug above the specified limit. A second man, aged 38 and from Carmarthenshire, has also been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving and driving while unfit through drugs. Both men remain in police custody while enquiries continue. Detective Sergeant Andy Roper, from Merseyside Police’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “Our thoughts are with Rob's family at this incredibly difficult time. “An investigation is ongoing and I would appeal to anyone who was travelling in the area at the time to check their dashcam footage for anything that may assist our enquiries, including footage of the collision itself or the moments leading up to it. “Front and rear dashcams can often capture vital evidence without the driver realising. We are particularly keen to review any footage showing either of the HGVs or the motorcycle involved in order to help establish exactly what happened. “To assist potential witnesses, I can confirm that both HGVs believed to be involved were towing white trailers. One cab was dark in colour and the other was white with black stripes. “Although two people have been arrested, we are still very keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or saw the vehicles beforehand. No matter how insignificant the information may seem, it could prove vital to our investigation.” Anyone with information, CCTV, or dashcam footage is asked to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on (0151) 777 5747 or email SCIU@merseyside.police.uk, quoting incident reference 26000456942. You can also send a direct message to @MerPolCC on X or Facebook, or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their website: orlo.uk/Ns0mt

Our @MerPolTraffic officers are looking for you to have your say on seatbelt and mobile phone enforcement in #Merseyside. The links to fill in the surveys are below. The first one is specific to drivers and the second one is for everyone🔽

Every day we’re seizing illegal e-bikes and e-scooters but on Saturday we took 44 off the roads during a national enforcement day. Amongst them were e-scooters in #Liverpool city centre and e-bikes in #Wirral. Offences included no insurance, riding on pavements, running red lights and speeding. We also recovered stolen cars and motorbikes. Follow #OpGears for regular updates on how we're making the roads safer by taking criminals and dangerous vehicles off them.

We are appealing for information following a fatal road traffic collision on the East Lancashire Road in #Haydock. Emergency services were called at approximately 11pm last night, Monday 8 June, following reports that a motorcycle had been involved in a collision with an HGV on the westbound carriageway between Penny Lane and Kenyons Lane South. Sadly, the rider of the motorcycle, a man in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene. His next of kin have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers. Two HGVs are believed to have been involved in the incident. One vehicle is believed to have been in direct collision with the motorcyclist, while investigators believe a second HGV may have been indirectly involved in the circumstances leading up to the collision. A 28-year-old man from the #Widnes area has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving, driving while unfit through drugs, and driving a motor vehicle with a proportion of a controlled drug above the specified limit. A second man, aged 38 and from #Carmarthenshire, has also been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving and driving while unfit through drugs. Both men remain in police custody while enquiries continue. The eastbound carriageway of the East Lancashire Road has now reopened. However, a section of the westbound carriageway remains closed to allow for ongoing investigative work. Motorists are advised to avoid the area where possible or allow extra time for their journeys. Detective Sergeant Andy Roper, from Merseyside Police’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “Our thoughts are with the man’s family at this incredibly difficult time. “An investigation is ongoing and I would appeal to anyone who was travelling in the area at the time to check their dashcam footage for anything that may assist our enquiries, including footage of the collision itself or the moments leading up to it. “Front and rear dashcams can often capture vital evidence without the driver realising. We are particularly keen to review any footage showing either of the HGVs or the motorcycle involved in order to help establish exactly what happened. “To assist potential witnesses, I can confirm that both HGVs believed to be involved were towing white trailers. One cab was dark in colour and the other was white with black stripes. “Although two people have been arrested, we are still very keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or saw the vehicles beforehand. No matter how insignificant the information may seem, it could prove vital to our investigation.” Anyone with information, CCTV, or dashcam footage is asked to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on (0151) 777 5747 or email SCIU@merseyside.police.uk, quoting incident reference 26000456942. You can also send a direct message to @MerPolCC on X or Facebook, or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their website: orlo.uk/BcUar

UPDATED| We are becoming increasingly concerned for the safety of a vulnerable 60-year-old man who is missing in #Southport. Stephen Molloy was first reported missing at around 9.50pm on Thursday 4 June and was last seen in the Town Lane Kew area. It’s believed he could still be nearby, but it's also possible he travelled further afield most likely on foot or public transport. We are appealing for anyone who has driven through the area, including taxi and delivery drivers, in the past few days to check their dashcams to see if they captured an image of Stephen or anyone matching his description. Stephen is described as around 6ft tall, of slim build and dark brown hair. When last seen, he was wearing a black jumper, blue jeans and carrying a bright yellow bag. We do not believe he currently has the yellow bag with him. Detective Chief Inspector Dave Jones said: “Stephen's family are becoming increasingly concerned about his welfare and want him to get in touch to let them know he is safe. "We have carried out significant enquiries and searches to locate Stephen or establish his whereabouts. “He has links to Crosby, so it’s possible he may have travelled to this area of Sefton. We don’t believe he has any money, so if you have offered Stephen a lift or have helped him in any way then please let us know. “We would also ask people to check their dashcams to see if Stephen is captured on their footage since he went missing on Thursday evening. “Stephen is vulnerable and struggles to communicate. It’s possible that he’s taken shelter because he feels safe in dark places. I'd therefore ask anyone who has an outhouse or any form of shelter in a front or rear garden that could be accessible to please check. "If you live on or near farmland it could also be possible that’s he’s sought shelter within your grounds. “We will act on any information provided so please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you see him or you think you may have any information that could assist our ongoing enquiries.” If you see Stephen please call 999 so we can make sure he's safe.

We are urgently appealing for information to help find a vulnerable missing man from Southport. Inquiries have been ongoing since Stephen Molloy, aged 60, was first reported missing three days ago and we are continuing to ask local residents in Southport and the bordering areas of Lancashire to contact us as a matter of urgency if they see him. Stephen went missing at around 9.50pm on Thursday 4 June and was last seen in the Town Lane Kew area. It’s believed he could still be nearby, but it's also possible he travelled further afield most likely on foot or public transport. Detective Chief Superintendent Helen Bennett said: “We are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of Mr Molloy and inquiries are ongoing to find him. “We believe it’s likely that he’s still in the Southport or Lancashire border area, so we are asking local residents to please let us know if you see him. Stephen also has links to Crosby, so it’s possible he may have travelled to this area of Sefton. “We don’t believe he has any money, so if you have offered Stephen a lift or have helped him in any way over the last three days then please let us know. “Stephen is vulnerable and struggles to communicate. It’s possible that he’s taken shelter since he went missing on Thursday evening because he feels safe in dark places. I'd therefore ask anyone who has an outhouse or any form of shelter in a front or rear garden that could be accessible to please check. "If you live on or near farmland it could also be possible that’s he’s sought shelter within your grounds. “We will act on any information provided so please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you see him or you think you may have any information that could assist our ongoing inquiries.” Stephen is described as being around 6ft tall has a slim build and dark brown hair. When last seen, he was wearing a black jumper, blue jeans and carrying a bright yellow bag. We do not believe he currently has the yellow bag with him. If you see him, please call 999 so we can make sure he's safe.

We have released CCTV images of a missing man from Southport as we continue to appeal for information to help find him. Stephen Michael Molloy, aged 60, was last seen in the Town Lane Kew area at around 10.15pm on Thursday 4 June and extensive enquiries are being carried out to find him. The CCTV images show Stephen on the day he went missing. He is described as 6ft tall, of slim build and dark brown hair. Stephen was last seen wearing a black jumper, blue jeans and carrying a bright yellow bag. If you see him, please call 999 so we can make sure he's safe.

The family of John Edward Carr, aged 68, who died following a collision in New Brighton yesterday, have released the following tribute: "He was one of the kindest, funniest, most open minded people you could meet. He had such a big heart and he never really lost that childlike sense of wonder. He could find joy in the simplest things, including staying up far too late playing golf games on his VR headset, or chuckling away at silly YouTube videos. "He spent 27 years working as a cook in the Merchant Navy and had so many wild and hilarious stories from his life. He would never fail to make us laugh or look out for us and he always loved us unconditionally. "We still can’t understand how he has been taken from us so suddenly. It doesn’t feel real. "We don’t want him to just become another headline. He was a real person. He was loved and he mattered". At around 11.30am on Friday 5 June, emergency services were called to a report of a collision where a cyclist, now known to be John, had swerved to avoid a Nissan Micra and then collided into a stationary van waiting at traffic lights on Rowson Street. John was taken to hospital in a critical condition but passed away. Following enquiries, a 65-year-old woman from Wallasey was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and failing to stop at the scene of a collision. She was taken to a police station for questioning and has since been released under investigation. The van driver stopped at the scene and is assisting officers with their enquiries. Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson, the Lead Investigating Officer from Merseyside Police's Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “First and foremost, my thoughts and those of my team are with John’s family at this tragic time. "My priority now is to get answers for his family, who are currently being supported by specially trained Family Liaison Officers. “Although a woman was later traced and arrested, we are still keen to gather as much dashcam and other footage as possible. “Please check any devices and come forward if you live, work or were passing the area around the time of the collision. Front and rear dashcams can often capture vital evidence without the driver being aware. Please review those devices and if you can help, get in touch with our team. “Any help we receive, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could be vital as we build a picture of what happened. “I also want to thank the members of the public who rushed to help John as he lay injured. It’s often the case that we see the very best of human nature after such distressing events.” Anyone with information should contact Merseyside Police social media desk via X or Facebook @MerPolCC with reference 26000446913. You can also report information via our website: orlo.uk/u6xt2 or by calling 101. Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their website here: orlo.uk/DjyOj If you were present and continue to be affected by this incident, help can be obtained through Aftermath Support, by calling 0845 634 4273 or emailing support@aftermathsupprt.org.uk

We can confirm that a man involved in a collision in New Brighton yesterday (Friday 5 June) has died from his injuries. At around 11.30am, emergency services were called to a report of a collision where a cyclist had swerved to avoid a Nissan Micra and then collided into a stationary van waiting at traffic lights on Rowson Street. The cyclist – a 68-year-old man from New Brighton - was taken to hospital in a critical condition but has now passed away. Following enquiries, a 65-year-old woman from Wallasey was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and failing to stop at the scene of a collision. She was taken to a police station for questioning and has since been released under investigation. The van driver stopped at the scene and is assisting officers with their enquiries.  Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson, the Lead Investigating Officer from Merseyside Police's Serious Collision Investigation Unit, said: “First and foremost, my thoughts and those of my team are with the man’s family at this desperately sad time. For someone to lose their life on the road is tragic and my priority now is to get answers for his family. “Although a woman was later traced and arrested, we are still keen to gather as much dashcam and other footage as possible. “Please check any devices and come forward if you live, work or were passing the area around the time of the collision. Front and rear dashcams can often capture vital evidence without the driver being aware. Please review those devices and if you can help, get in touch with our team. “Any help we receive, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could be vital as we build a picture of what happened. “I also want to thank the members of the public who rushed to help the man as he lay injured.  It’s often the case that we see the very best of human nature after such distressing events.” Anyone with information should contact Merseyside Police social media desk via X or Facebook @MerPolCC with reference 26000446913. You can also report information via our website: orlo.uk/Cp7uL or by calling 101. Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their website here: orlo.uk/Ps3n9 If you were present and continue to be affected by this incident, help can be obtained through Aftermath Support, by calling 0845 634 4273 or emailing support@aftermathsupprt.org.uk

LATEST | We have arrested a 65-y-o #Wallasey woman following a serious collision in Rowson St #New Brighton earlier today (Fri) A cyclist is in hospital. Road closures remain in place. Any info, please contact @MerPolCC or 101 with reference 26000446913. orlo.uk/kBFCb