Officers are appealing to the public after a 44-year-old man was reported missing from the Paisley area. Police say concerns are growing for the man's welfare as they launch an urgent search.
Pawel Kaleta, 44, was last seen in the Broomlands street area in Paisley at around 6.40pm on August 26.
Police say concerns are "growing" for Pawel's welfare and urge anyone who may have any information on his whereabouts to get in touch.He is described as being around 6ft in height, of heavy build and bald and was last seen wearing a multi-coloured t-shirt, blue jeans and sports shoes. Sergeant Ryan Jardine said: “Concerns are growing for Pawel’s welfare and I am appealing to anyone who may have seen him or who has any information on his whereabouts to contact us.” Sign up to our daily Glasgow Live newsletter here to receive news and features direct to your inbox.
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