Police search for two missing men in Bradford district
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 9 Oct, 10:31 · Archive
Police are seeking information about two missing men from the Bradford area, both of whom they are concerned about.
West Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about two missing men from the Bradford district, expressing concern for the welfare of both.
Simon, 52, from Shipley, was last seen in the vicinity of Saltaire Road early on Wednesday, 7 October. He is described as tall and of large build, walks with a limp, and is known to frequent the Shipley and Saltaire areas. He was thought to be wearing a dark blue and red striped T-shirt, black jogging bottoms, black shoes and a black jacket.
Stephen, 26, from Riddlesden in Keighley, was last seen at approximately 7.30pm on Thursday, 8 October. He is a white male, 5ft 6 tall, of stocky build, with mousey brown or light brown short hair, stubble and a moustache. He was last seen wearing a dark Levi's hoody with Levi written in white, black jeans and black trainers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact West Yorkshire Police on 101, quoting log number 631 of 7 October for Simon or log 1648 of 8 October for Stephen, or use the Live Chat system on the police website.
How it is being reported
- Police concerned for the welfare of missing 26-year-old man from RiddlesdenPolice are concerned for the welfare of a missing 26-year-old man from the Bradford district.Keighley News · 9 Oct, 10:09
- Police concerned for the welfare of missing 26-year-old man from RiddlesdenPolice are concerned for the welfare of a missing 26-year-old man from the Bradford district.Telegraph & Argus · 9 Oct, 07:50
- Police concerned for welfare of missing 52-year-old Bradford manPolice are concerned for the welfare of missing 52-year-old Bradford man.Telegraph & Argus · 8 Oct, 07:37
In this story: Simon · Stephen · Shipley · Saltaire Road · Riddlesden · Keighley · West Yorkshire Police
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