Key Takeaways
- Merseyside Police have launched an urgent appeal to find 78-year-old Thomas Lang, who went missing from his home in Liverpool on Boxing Day
- Thomas Lang, also known as Tommy, was last seen in the area of Bulford Road in Aintree at around 10am on December 26
- He is described as a white man, of thin build, 5ft 5in tall, with thin, greying hair and wearing glasses and hearing aids
- The public is urged to call 999 if they see him, and can also report any sightings or information to @MerPolCC or 101
Introduction to the Missing Person
Merseyside Police have launched an urgent appeal to find Thomas Lang, a 78-year-old man who went missing from his home in Liverpool on Boxing Day. The police are urging the public to call 999 if they see Thomas, and are asking for any information that may help them locate him. Thomas, who is also known as Tommy, was last seen in the area of Bulford Road in Aintree at around 10am on Friday, December 26. It is possible that he caught the number 19 Stagecoach bus service to either Liverpool or Kirkby, and the police are investigating all possible leads.
Description of the Missing Person
Thomas Lang is described as a white man, of thin build, 5ft 5in tall, with thin, greying hair and wearing glasses and hearing aids. He also has faded tattoos on his left hand and arm, which may help identify him. When last seen, he was wearing a dark blue/beige jacket with shoulder patches, a grey jumper, grey jogging bottoms, and blue/grey shoes. He was also carrying a dark-colored walking stick, which may be a distinctive feature that can help people recognize him. The police are asking anyone who sees Thomas to contact them immediately, so they can ensure his safety and well-being.
Last Seen and Possible Locations
Thomas was last seen in the area of Bulford Road in Aintree, and it is possible that he may have traveled to Liverpool or Kirkby. He is known to frequent Kirkby town centre and Liverpool city centre, including Church Street and Liverpool One. The police are asking anyone who may have seen Thomas in these areas to contact them, and are also urging people to keep an eye out for him in other locations. If you see Thomas, please call 999 so the police can make sure he’s safe. You can also pass on any sightings or information to @MerPolCC or 101, and the police will follow up on all leads.
How to Report Sightings and Information
The police are asking the public to report any sightings or information about Thomas Lang to @MerPolCC or 101. You can also use the online form on the Merseyside Police website to report any information, and the police will review all submissions. It’s essential to provide as much detail as possible, including the location and time of any sightings, to help the police locate Thomas. The police are grateful for any information that may help them find Thomas, and are urging everyone to share the appeal with their friends and family to help spread the word.
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