Growing fears for Leeds man missing for two weeks after 'out of character' disappearance
He was last seen on August 15
There are growing fears for a Leeds man who has been missing for two weeks, as police launch a new appeal to find him.
Karl, whose surname has not been disclosed, was reported missing on August 18 and was last seen 14 days ago.
The 66-year-old is from Kippax and police have been searching Kippax, Allerton Bywater and Ledston.
He was last seen on CCTV shopping at the Tesco in Allerton Bywater on August 15, but there have been no sightings of him since.
At that time he was wearing a grey Santa Cruz t-shirt, but shirt matching the description has been found at his home, so police believe he changed clothes after that sighting.
Karl is five foot and four inches tall and of medium build.
Detective Inspector Kirsty Walsh said: “We are growing increasingly concerned for Karl as time passes, as are his family. His disappearance is out of character as is his lack of contact with relatives.
"A significant number of enquires remain ongoing to locate him and we are very much still focussing our searches in the Kippax and Castleford areas.
“I would ask anyone in Kippax, Allerton Bywater and in Ledston who perhaps has a property with outbuildings to check them in case Karl has been using them to stay or sleep.
“If you any information which can help us find Karl, please contact Leeds CID on 101, or via www.westyorkshirepolice.co.uk/LiveChat
“Those getting in touch should quote log 1356 of August 18.”