Police seek Good Samaritan in hunt for missing man after crash

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 19:56 · Archive

Police are searching for a 50-year-old man missing since a car crash in County Antrim last weekend.

Mark Dinsmore, 50, from Bushmills has been missing since approximately 6pm on Saturday 24 October after his grey Audi A4 collided with a grey Nissan Juke on Ballybogey Road in Ballymoney. Police have expressed 'serious concerns for his welfare', believing he sustained injuries in the crash and has not been in contact with family or friends since.

Dinsmore is described as approximately 5ft 8in, of medium build, with short dark hair. He was wearing a red coat, white t-shirt, jeans and white trainers when last seen.

Police are appealing for a man believed to have stopped and spoken with Dinsmore after the collision to come forward. According to local policing Inspector Armour, officers returned to Ballybogey Road on 31 October and spoke with passing drivers. Police emphasise there is 'no suspicion of wrong-doing' on the Good Samaritan's part and believe he helped Dinsmore from his vehicle. Officers are also requesting dash-cam footage or any information relating to the collision or Dinsmore's whereabouts.

How it is being reported

• PSNI urge 'Good Samaritan' to get in contact as search for man missing after crash continuesThe 50-year-old was last seen last Saturday evening, October 24, after being involved in a crash in BallymoneyBelfast Live · 2 Nov, 19:23
• PSNI urging ‘Good Samaritan’ to get in contact in missing person appeal after crashBelfast Telegraph · 2 Nov, 16:27

In this story: Mark Dinsmore · Bushmills · Ballymoney · PSNI

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