Police appeal for missing 21-year-old James Patrick Curry
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 18:57 · Archive
Police are searching for 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, last seen in Oxenholme on October 27.
Police are appealing for help to find 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, who is missing from Oxenholme. He was last seen in the area at 11.50am on October 27.
James is described as 6ft 2 tall with fair, short hair and wears glasses. He is believed to have been wearing a grey hoodie, black jeans and white trainers when he went missing.
Officers have expressed concern for his welfare. Anyone who has seen James or has information about his whereabouts is urged to get in touch with police.
Members of the public who sight James are asked to call 999 immediately. Those with information can contact police on 101, quoting incident number 154 of 27 October 2026.
How it is being reported
- Police appeal as concern for missing 21-year-old last seen in OxenholmePolice appeal for help finding missing 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, last seen in Oxenholme on October 27. Call 999 with sightings or 101 with information.Westmorland Gazette · 27 Oct, 18:39
- Police appeal as concern for missing 21-year-old last seen in OxenholmePolice appeal for help finding missing 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, last seen in Oxenholme on October 27. Call 999 with sightings or 101 with information.Cumberland News · 27 Oct, 18:39
- Police appeal as concern for missing 21-year-old last seen in OxenholmePolice appeal for help finding missing 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, last seen in Oxenholme on October 27. Call 999 with sightings or 101 with information.NW Evening Mail · 27 Oct, 18:39
- Police appeal as concern for missing 21-year-old last seen in OxenholmePolice appeal for help finding missing 21-year-old James Patrick Curry, last seen in Oxenholme on October 27. Call 999 with sightings or 101 with information.Whitehaven News · 27 Oct, 18:39
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