Police release CCTV image of missing Shaftesbury man

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 15 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Robert, 49, from Shaftesbury, was last seen on 11 October and is believed to be in London.

Robert, 49, from Shaftesbury, was reported missing after he was last seen at an address in the town on the morning of Sunday, 11 October. Officers believe he travelled to Southampton that afternoon and subsequently journeyed by train to London early on Tuesday, 13 October. He is believed to remain in London.

Robert is described as tall with short brown hair and clean shaven. He usually wears a T-shirt, jeans and trainers, and regularly wears hooded tops. He may also have a black Puffa-style jacket with him. The Dorset Echo reports that police have obtained a CCTV image of him at Tooting train station on the morning of Wednesday, 14 October.

Police Constable Poppy Norman of Dorset Police said: 'We remain concerned for Robert's welfare and are continuing our efforts to locate him.' She urged anyone who has seen Robert or has information about his whereabouts to contact Dorset Police online or by calling 101, quoting occurrence number 55260159735. Norman noted that as Robert's behaviour may become unpredictable, anyone who sees him is asked to contact police urgently.

How it is being reported

• New image released of man who has been missing since SundayPolice are continuing an urgent search for a man who has been missing for four days.Bournemouth Echo · 15 Oct, 16:48
• New CCTV image shows missing man at train station as search continuesA new image of a missing Dorset man has been released by policeDorset Echo · 15 Oct, 16:42
• New CCTV image released in search for missing Dorset manA man from Shaftesbury was reported missing after he was last seen at an address in the town on the morning of Sunday, October 11.Bournemouth Echo · 14 Oct, 18:03

In this story: Robert · Shaftesbury · Southampton · London · Dorset Police · Poppy Norman · Tooting

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