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Janaya Singleton, 34, is wanted on outstanding warrants for domestic violence and other offences and is known to frequent the Griffith area

Thomas Christian, 26, is wanted on an outstanding warrant for domestic violence offences and is also known to frequent Griffith

Police advise the public not to approach either person if seen but to call Triple Zero immediately

Griffith Police are seeking public assistance to locate two people wanted on outstanding arrest warrants in the Riverina region.

Janaya Singleton, aged 34, is wanted on outstanding warrants for domestic violence and other offences. Police have advised that Singleton is known to frequent the Griffith area and have urged members of the public not to approach her if seen, but to contact emergency services immediately.

Thomas Christian, aged 26, is also wanted on an outstanding warrant for domestic violence offences. Like Singleton, Christian is known to frequent the Griffith area and police have issued the same warning against public approach.

The appeals come as police continue efforts to execute outstanding warrants across the western Riverina region. Domestic violence remains a priority area for law enforcement, with police working to ensure the safety of victims and hold offenders accountable through the court system.

For residents across Hay, Balranald, Carrathool and the Central Darling, the police appeals serve as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance in supporting law enforcement efforts. While both individuals are known to frequent Griffith, police acknowledge they may travel to surrounding areas.

Anyone who sights either Singleton or Christian is urged to call Triple Zero immediately rather than approach them directly. Police have emphasized this precaution to ensure public safety while allowing trained officers to execute the warrants appropriately.

People who may have information regarding the whereabouts of either individual are encouraged to contact Griffith Police Station on 02 6969 4299 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Information provided to Crime Stoppers can be given anonymously.