Concern for welfare of missing Market Drayton man
Police today renewed their appeal for information about a Market Drayton man missing from home for nearly three weeks.
There is growing concern for the safety of 39-year-old-old Michael John Dooley who went missing on May 21.
Police are urging Mr Dooley to get in touch as a matter of urgency by calling 101. They are also appealing to his acquaintances to make contact if they know of his whereabouts or have other information which might help.
A West Mercia Police spokesperson said today: "There is growing concern over Mr Dooley's welfare. We are anxious to establish he is safe and well."
A photograph has been issued to help the search. It was taken some years ago and Mr Dooley now has greying cropped hair and a greying beard. He also has distinctive tear drops tattood on his face.
He has a number of other tattoos, including a spider web on the side of his neck.
The police spokesperson said: "Although there have been two unconfirmed sightings - in Hinstock on May 25 and Queen Street, Market Drayton on Monday - we remain concerned and are anxious to trace him. Anyone who can help should call Market Drayton police station."
Mr Dooley is described as being about 5ft 8ins tall and of stocky build. He was last seen wearing a zip-up hoody, jeans and trainers.
