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CCTV Released In Search For Missing Guernsey Man

Friday, 17 January 2020 at 14:35

Guernsey Police have released CCTV footage as they continue searching for a man that's been missing for nearly a week.

Matthew Bourgaize was last seen on Saturday 11th January leaving the Oberlands Centre on the grounds of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital.

The police think they've identified him on CCTV last Saturday between Ville Au Roi through the lanes to Croutes Havilland in St Peter Port.

The last sighting appears to show Matthew turning right onto Fort Road at around 3:20pm.

Officers are continuing to search relevant locations and speak to Matthew's loved ones.

A drone and RIB have also been used in search efforts.

The force says if this message gets to Matthew, they'd encourage him to make himself known so he can get all the care and support he needs.

Anyone living in that area is asked to check any outbuildings and isolated areas on their private land, and anyone with information is asked to call Guernsey Police on 01481 725111.

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