Urgent appeal to find missing Sandwell man last seen topless who could be in Birmingham
Police have issued an appeal to find a man missing from the Black Country.
Thomas was last seen in the Sandwell area shortly before 8pm on Friday (May 16).
West Midlands Police has issued an image of the last known sighting of him
The 44-year-old, who is white and has ginger hair, was last seen without a top on.
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But he was said to have been wearing black trousers and white trainers.
The police are asking for the public's help to find Thomas and have said he could be in Birmingham.
Anyone who spots him is urged to call 999 immediately.
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In issuing the missing persons appeal a spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: 'Have you seen Thomas?
'The 44-year-old has gone missing from the Sandwell area and we're concerned for his welfare. He could also be in Birmingham.'
The statement continued: 'The picture of Thomas is the last sighting of him where he wasn't wearing a top but was wearing black trousers and white trainers.
'If you see Thomas ring 999 quoting log number 5623-160525.'
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