A Fife man missing for more than a month may have been seen in Edinburgh in recent weeks, but people are warned not to approach him and instead to phone police "immediately" if they see him.
Robert Clark, known locally as 'Rab' or 'Sparky', was reported missing on Sunday 15, November from the Lumphinnans area of Fife. At the time he was last seen in the area, around 8.45pm, he was riding a red and black Honda CBR 600 motorbike. Registration number is SF51 FYT.
The 58 year-old is described as being 5ft 9ins tall, of slim build and with short dark, greying hair. He wears glasses and is known to have a goatee beard, although he may have shaved.
When he was last seen he was wearing a black motorcycle jacket with green inlays, black jeans and brown boots. He also has a red motorcycle helmet.
Chief Inspector Paul Dick from Fife Police Division said: 'Since Mr Clark has been reported missing we have carried out extensive enquiries but despite this we have not managed to locate him or his motorcycle. There have been several potential sightings of him in the West Fife area and Edinburgh which have been investigated.
"We would ask members of the public not to approach him but would ask anyone who has seen him or who has any information to please get in touch with us immediately. We would also appeal to Mr Clark himself to get in touch.
"Today we have published new images of Mr Clark in the hope that someone may recognise him. Please contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting reference number 1487 of the 17 of November, 2020."
