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Gemma Ryder

Police launch appeal for Greenock man who vanished on Friday afternoon

Greenock

Police have launched an appeal for a man who went missing on Friday afternoon in Greenock.

John Daniel Mullen, 37, was last seen around 4.40pm on February 10 near to Larkfield Road, Greenock.

John is described as a 5ft 11 male with a medium build and short brown hair. He was last seen wearing a black bomber style jacket, grey Nike trainers, and blue Hugo Boss tracksuit bottoms, t-shirt and hat.

Anyone with any information on John’s whereabouts please contact 101 quoting incident number 2545 of 10/02/23.

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