Missing OAP last seen at Glasgow train station sparks police appeal

Police in Glasgow have issued an appeal to locate a missing pensioner who was last seen at a train station in the city. Alexander Marshall, 75, disappeared from the Novar Drive area in the west end of Glasgow at around 9.40 am. Authorities are expressing serious concerns for his well-being.

CCTV footage captured Alexander at Argyle Street Station several hours later, at 12.25 pm on the same day. He is described as approximately 5ft 8ins tall, slim build, with short/grey white hair and a beard. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a grey jumper, brown gilet, blue jacket, blue jeans, brown shoes, and a black hat.

Sergeant Stephen Todd stated, “We are extremely concerned for Alexander’s wellbeing. Searches and enquiries are ongoing to trace him as soon as possible to ensure that he is safe and well. We urge anyone who has seen Alexander or who has any information regarding his whereabouts to contact 101 quoting reference number 1101 of 27 November.”

Anyone with information is urged to come forward and assist in the search for Alexander Marshall to ensure his safe return.

In the midst of troubling situations like this one, it is crucial for communities to come together to support and help those who are in need. The swift response and collaboration between the police and the public can make a significant difference in locating missing individuals and ensuring their safety. Let us all remain vigilant and ready to assist authorities in times of crisis to make our communities safer and more secure for everyone.