The family of a missing Pembroke man are calling for owners of boats and drones to help step up the ongoing search for him. 40-year-old dad Jai Holroyd was last seen on Monday, March 20 and an ongoing three day land and sea hunt has so far failed to find him.
Described as being 5ft 8ins, bald, slim and "believed to be wearing grey work trousers with black pockets and a grey Superdry hoodie," he was said to be driving a Silver Honda Civic with the registration RF07 0EW when he disappeared. Posting on Facebook his family said, "We need as many volunteers with boats, ropes, grappling hooks and drones in the Hobbs Point and surrounding areas.
"People have been amazing so far, turning up and going to beaches and other areas to look - but Jai is still missing and we need to find him."
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However, Dyfed-Powys Police has warned any locals wanting to help "not to put themselves in danger, particularly near the River Cleddau".
A force spokesperson said, "We launched a search for Jai in the area around Hobbs Point on Monday morning following a sighting of him. Those searches are continuing and include the marine unit, with its specialist sonar device and police search adviser (POLSA), as well as officers continuing with missing person enquiries."
Having recently issued a CCTV image of Jai on the day he went missing, they added, "Since Monday morning we have carried out extensive searches using the force’s specialist search team, marine unit, drones and dog unit. All these have worked with South Wales Police’s dive team and Coastguard to try and find Jai."
The spokesperson added that anyone with any information regarding the missing man's whereabouts should contact them immediately. "Anyone who has seen seen Jai or has information that might help us find him, are asked to let us know."
If you have any information that could help in the search click here or call 101 quoting reference: DP-20230320-296.
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