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Police concerned for missing Michael Chatwin

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Tuesday, 28 June 2022 15:23

Michael Chatwin (Image credit: Warwickshire Police)

He was last seen in the Arbury area of Nuneaton at around 3.30 am this morning.

Warwickshire Police are growing concerned for 34-year-old Michael Chatwin.

Michael is white, around 5’8” of a slim build, with brown hair and blue eyes. He may be wearing black Puma trainers, black jogging bottoms and a black jacket.

He was last seen in the Arbury area of Nuneaton at around 3.30 am this morning.

A statement from Warwickshire Police said: "We're growing concerned for his welfare and would ask anyone who has seen him or a man matching his description to please call 101, quoting incident number 52 of 28 June 2022".

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