• Police are searching for a man with ‘family’ and ‘believe’ tattooed across his face
  • Tayler Hazell has allegedly committed a number of armed robberies in Victoria 
  • The 24-year-old has been dubbed a ‘family guy’ by Victoria Police for his tattoos

By Josh Hanrahan For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 03:31 BST, 8 September 2017 | Updated: 03:32 BST, 8 September 2017

An armed robber who has the words ‘Family’ and ‘believe’ tattooed across his face is being hunted by police.

Tayler Hazell is wanted over a number of armed robberies in south-east Melbourne and country Victoria.

But despite the seriousness of his crimes the 24-year-old’s unique face tattoos have seen him dubbed a ‘family guy’ by police.

'Family guy': Police are searching for Tyler Hazell (left) who has distinctive tattoos of the word 'family' and 'believe' across his face

The tattoos have led to him being dubbed Family Guy, a reference to the popular cartoon (pictured)

The tattoos have led to him being dubbed Family Guy, a reference to the popular cartoon (pictured)

‘Family guy’: Police are searching for Tyler Hazell (left) who has distinctive tattoos of the word ‘family’ and ‘believe’ across his face, leading to him being dubbed Family Guy – a reference to the popular cartoon (right)

Police are asking the public for help to find the alleged criminal, who is known to be a regular visitor to Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Dandenong, Doveton and Traralgon. 

They believe Hazell is driving a silver 2016 Mitsubishi Pajero with the registration ANU 459. 

But with blonde hair, blue eyes and a slim build, Hazell bares no resemblance to the cartoon funnyman Peter Griffin.  

But with blonde hair, blue eyes and a slim build, Hazell (pictured) bares no resemblance to the cartoon funnyman Peter Griffin

But with blonde hair, blue eyes and a slim build, Hazell (pictured) bares no resemblance to the cartoon funnyman Peter Griffin

But with blonde hair, blue eyes and a slim build, Hazell (pictured) bares no resemblance to the cartoon funnyman Peter Griffin

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