Alexander Angus’ white Ford Transit van. Due to the quality of the picture police are unable to confirm whether Alexander is the driver
Police searching for missing Bournemouth man Alexander Angus have renewed their appeal for witnesses and information.
Alexander, 48, left his home in Queen’s Park Avenue at 9am on Tuesday 3 February. However, he did not attend work and has not been in contact with his family since. He was reported missing at 1.20am on Sunday 8 February 2015.
It is understood Alexander may be in a distressed state of mind.
He is described as a white man, of broad build and six feet one to six feet two inches tall. He has short grey hair, blue eyes and was last seen wearing blue jeans and a dark coloured sweatshirt.
Alexander left home in a white Ford Transit van with the registration number SD14 CFG. The van has a small picture on the back door of three cartoon egg characters accompanied by a safety slogan.
The vehicle was last seen on the A35 at Hinton Admiral at 5.39pm on Wednesday 4 February.
Detective Inspector Andy Bell, of Bournemouth CID, said: “It is almost a week since Alexander was last seen leaving his home and we are very concerned for him.
“Following our enquiries, I am now in a position to release a CCTV image of Alexander’s van being driven in the Christchurch area on Wednesday 4 February at 11.02am.
“I am appealing to anyone who knows Alexander’s whereabouts, has seen a man matching his description or his van to call Dorset Police urgently.
“If Alexander sees this appeal, I would urge him to please make contact to let us know he is safe. Your family is very worried about you.”
Anyone who sees a man matching Alexander’s description should call Dorset Police on 101 quoting incident number 8:30.
A photo of the egg cartoon sticker on the back of Alexander’s van
