'Concerns are growing' after man, 67, disappears
Concerns for the welfare of an Aberdeen man who disappeared on Tuesday are 'growing'.
Anthony Alexander was last seen at around 11.30am in the Rosehill Court area of the city. The 67-year-old is known to visit shops in the city centre, including George Street.
He is described as around 5ft 9ins, of average build with short, dark hair.
At the time of his disappearance, Anthony was wearing a rust-coloured jacket, an orange T-shirt, purple trousers, and black and orange Trespass trainers. Police Scotland Anthony Alexander was wearing a rust-coloured jacket, an orange T-shirt, purple trousers, and black and orange Trespass trainers. Police Scotland
Inspector Lisa Kerr said: 'Concerns are growing for Anthony's welfare and it is unusual for him not to be in touch.
'He has a bus pass but it is not known if he has travelled by public transport.
'It is important that we make sure Anthony is safe and well and I would urge anyone who has seen him or knows where he might be to get in touch.
'Please call us on 101, if you can help, quoting reference number 0596 of Wednesday, May 14, 2025.'
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