LIAM FEWSTER – HULL

Concerns Raised Following Reports of Violent and Harassing Behaviour

Concerns have been raised following publicly reported incidents involving a man from the Hull area called Liam Fewster, with information available through court records and published articles outlining a pattern of troubling behaviour.

According to reports, Liam Fewster has previous convictions for offences including criminal damage and breaches of non-molestation orders.

In one incident detailed in reports, he attended a woman’s address and caused damage to property after shouting through her letterbox. In another, he is said to have forced entry into a property after sending threatening messages, leaving the victim in fear for her safety.

Further records show repeated breaches of court-imposed restrictions, including contacting and approaching individuals he had been legally ordered to avoid. A non-molestation order was granted to protect a victim, highlighting concerns around ongoing harassment and risk.

Additional incidents referenced in reports include threatening and abusive messages, intimidation, and behaviour placing individuals in fear of violence.

The information available suggests this is not an isolated matter, but part of a pattern of repeated behaviour over time.

Authorities continue to emphasise that harassment, threats, and domestic abuse must be taken seriously. Anyone affected is encouraged to seek support and report concerns.

Clare’s Law (Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme)
Members of the public can request information from police about a partner’s history of abusive or violent behaviour under Clare’s Law.