Tomorrow marks one week since a person went lacking from Paisley’s Royal Alexandra Hospital – now police are asking folks to test their gardens and outbuildings for indicators of him.
Barry McCullagh was final seen on Corsebar Highway, outdoors the hospital, on Wednesday, October 5 round 5.20pm when it's thought that he popped outdoors for a smoke.
CCTV footage of the 40-year-old exhibits him with out a jacket and it's believed he doesn't have a telephone or any cash on him.
He’s nonetheless not been involved with mates or household, which police say may be very not like him.
And so with the times passing, police have requested the general public to test shelters on their property's grounds in case Barry has taken refuge.
They've additionally stated there can be an elevated police presence within the close by space whereas the search continues.
As concern for his welfare grew final week, police issued a number of appeals to assist hint Barry, who's from Castlemilk, Glasgow.
He's described as white, 5ft 9in tall, of medium construct and has brief black hair.
Police say that, when final seen, he was sporting black and navy jogging bottoms, a black delicate shell jacket and gray and white trainers.
Sergeant Will Thomson stated: “Enquiries are ongoing to hint Barry and we're persevering with to attraction to the general public for help.
“We don't consider Barry could have travelled far and would urge individuals who stay within the space to test outbuildings and sheds. A big police presence will stay within the space as searches proceed.”
Anybody with any info on Barry’s whereabouts is requested to contact 101 quoting reference 3910 of 5 October, 2022.
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