Mountain rescue groups have been deployed as a part of a seek for a lacking Scots pensioner who was final seen getting off a bus in Callander per week in the past.
William Hogg, 75, was final seen in CCTV photos getting off on the bus cease at Ancaster Sq., off Important Road within the city, at 12.46pm on Wednesday, October 5. Mercy crews, together with each the Killin and Lomond mountain rescue groups, have to this point been unable to hint William and police are persevering with to attraction for data.
He's round 5ft 6ins tall, of muscular construct, with gray hair and a moustache. He has tattoos on every forearm and wears glasses.
When final seen, he was sporting a navy-coloured bomber jacket, denims and black and white trainers.
Inspector Alasdair Moreland, of Stirling Police Station, stated: “We're rising more and more involved for William’s welfare, and I do know his household and buddies are extraordinarily frightened.
“Officers are persevering with to hold out intensive enquiries in Callander and the encompassing space and are reviewing CCTV as a part of enquiries.
“We might urge anybody with data on his whereabouts to please contact us or ask anybody with dash-cam footage, who has been driving within the Callander space please assessment it and get in contact with us in case you suppose you’ve captured something related.
“If in case you have seen William, or have any data which might help, please name Police Scotland on 101, quoting reference quantity 3507 of October 5.”
On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Killin Mountain Rescue Crew stated: "The crew have been out for a 3rd day for the continuing seek for Falkirk man William Hogg. The search is targeted in and across the Callander space.
"The crew had been assisted by our colleagues from Lomond MRT. Sadly at this level the gentleman has but to be situated."
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