70-year-old Frederick Berry was last seen walking out of a west London hospital at around 4:30 p.m. yesterday evening.
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The man, identified as 70-year-old Frederick Berry, was last seen walking out of a west London hospital at around 4:30 p.m. yesterday evening.
He is described by the police as “a white male, with a bald/closely shaven head, around 5ft 8in tall and of stocky build.”
Hospital CCTV footage shows Mr. Berry wearing a red hooded plastic jacket with an Arsenal logo, with black stripes down the sides and a blue sleeveless vest underneath. He was also wearing khaki green shorts and navy slippers.
Additionally, he has tattoos on his arms and chest and wears a large heavy chain necklace.
There is growing concern over his well-being, as he suffers from diabetes and memory loss, requiring daily medication he does not have with him.
He also, according to the police, has a distinctive shuffle and can only be mobile for around ten minutes before needing to take a rest.
Police are asking that anyone who has knowledge about the whereabouts of Mr Fredrick berry to call the police non-emergency line 101.
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The man, identified as 70-year-old Frederick Berry, was last seen walking out of a west London hospital at around 4:30 p.m. yesterday evening.
He is described by the police as “a white male, with a bald/closely shaven head, around 5ft 8in tall and of stocky build.”
Hospital CCTV footage shows Mr. Berry wearing a red hooded plastic jacket with an Arsenal logo, with black stripes down the sides and a blue sleeveless vest underneath. He was also wearing khaki green shorts and navy slippers.
Additionally, he has tattoos on his arms and chest and wears a large heavy chain necklace.
There is growing concern over his well-being, as he suffers from diabetes and memory loss, requiring daily medication he does not have with him.
He also, according to the police, has a distinctive shuffle and can only be mobile for around ten minutes before needing to take a rest.
Police are asking that anyone who has knowledge about the whereabouts of Mr Fredrick berry to call the police non-emergency line 101.
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