Police hunt for fugitive killer Wayne Leslie Norris Convicted killer Wayne Leslie Norris is on the run from police. A CONVICTED killer released on parole has breached his conditions and is on the run from police, the Herald Sun can reveal. Violent and dangerous Wayne Leslie Norris - guilty of at least 50 prior offences - breached parole on August 22 and has not been seen since. Norris, 30, was convicted of beating to death disabled pensioner Lee Bridge. He had skipped bail and was also serving a suspended sentence at the time of the horrific killing in Warragul in 2005. Norris, who has also been convicted of armed robbery and aggravated burglary, served a minimum of 6 ½ years for the heinous crime but was released on parole. He breached the conditions of his release more than six weeks ago but it is only today that the public has been informed he is on the loose. Victoria Police confirmed it did not know where Norris was and urged the public to call Crime Stoppers if they knew his location or 000 if they saw him. The Adult Parole Board could not be contacted for comment at the weekend. Notorious thug Norris was granted bail in 2005 despite facing charges of theft, intentionally causing injury and ­aggravated burglary - which carries a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. He went on to tie up and kill Mr Bridge, who was half-paralysed and epileptic, as he slept in his bed. The force of the attack was so severe, pathologists compared Mr Bridge's injuries with those of a car crash victim. Court documents show Norris has fallen foul of the law since a young age and was expelled from school in year eight. "You have a history of poly-substance abuse, beginning with marijuana use from the age of about 13 and you began heroin at age 16," Judge Geoffrey Eames said in sentencing Norris. You have used many other drugs. You have been a binge drinker for many years," he added. It was stated Norris' verbal intelligence, due to drug and alcohol abuse, meant he was in the bottom 8 per cent of the population. A forensic pathologist, Ms Carla Lechner, said she thought Norris to be at "significant risk of becoming institutionalised." Norris is described as 175cm tall, medium build, hazel eyes, brown hair and has an olive complexion. If you know where Wayne Leslie Norris is, call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or log on to www.crimestoppers.com.au.