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May 23, 2008 -- Bromley police are looking for a man they want to question in connection with a burglary.
Police want to question Mustapha Selmani, a male of Algerian origin, about an attempted aggravated burglary on August 4 last year at 1.20am in Rangefield Road, Bromley.
Police say a male broke into a flat, turned off the electrics and waited for the occupiers to return home.
When they returned he attacked the 36-year-old male occupier of the premises.
The victim managed to fight off his attacker and escaped.
Police found a hammer and a sword at the scene, although these had not been used in the attack.
Mr Selmani is known to use a number of aliases, including Reda Saidji, Mustapha Dahel, Michel Martines, Nadir Ait Tayeb and Alessandro Castellani.
He is known to visit the Bromley, Penge, Leytonstone and Notting Hill areas of London and it is believed he may try to leave the country.
Police are concerned as to his mental well-being, and believe he could pose a danger to himself and to others.
DC Andy Collin from Bromley police's burglary squad said: "We would like to find Mustapha Selmani as soon as possible and we would like him, or anyone who sees him in the street, or knows where he is, to contact us.
"People should not approach him if they see him in the street but call the police if they have any information that can help us track him down."
Anyone with any information should contact DC Andy Collin at Bromley police on 020 8284 9964 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.