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Essex Police appeal to identify man called Lee

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 13:58 · Archive

Essex Police are appealing to identify a man known as Lee, last seen in Harrow on 26 October, citing welfare concerns.

Essex Police have launched an appeal to identify a man they believe may be called Lee. He was last seen in the Harrow area at approximately 8.50am on Monday 26 October.

Officers said they have concerns for the man's welfare and want to make sure he is okay. Police have acknowledged that the photograph released as part of the appeal is not particularly clear, but they are hoping that someone who knows him will be able to recognise him.

An Essex Police spokesperson said: 'Can you help us identify this man? We have some concerns for his welfare and want to make sure he is okay. We believe he may be called Lee, but we have not yet been able to establish his full identity.'

The force added that the man was last seen in the Harrow area at around 8.50am on Monday 26 October, and appealed to anyone who recognises him to come forward.

Members of the public who can help identify him are urged to get in touch with Essex Police, quoting incident 348.

Essex Police appeal to identify man called Lee
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