Hunt for new vicar murder suspect © Police Police are looking for a new man in connection with the murder of a clergyman at his vicarage in south Gloucestershire. Detectives are saying Stephen Farrow, 47, is a "dangerous man" and should "under no circumstances" be approached by the public. Detective Chief Inspector Simon Crisp, of Avon and Somerset Police, said the 6ft 4in tall Farrow travels widely across the country, mainly by bus. DCI Crisp said that he wanted to "speak urgently" to Farrow who is known to visit areas including Norfolk, the Midlands, Devon and Cornwall and the south coast counties. He added: "We know that he would seek shelter in a tent that he has with him or he may purchase. Crucially he may seen to exploit the charity of the church community. Mr Suddards, 59. was found stabbed to death at his home on Castle Street, on Tuesday. It emerged yesterday that police had seized a white van just hours after the 43-year-old man was arrested. The Citroen van was lifted on to a low-loader and taken away from a property in Knapp Road - around a mile from the vicarage. Detectives from Avon and Somerset Police arrested a 43-year-old man that evening but he has since been released on bail. Around 300 people, including local MP Steve Webb, last night filled Thornbury Baptist Church, which is around half-a-mile from where the Mr Suddards was found dead.