Police are asking the public for help finding a vulnerable north Manchester man who could be travelling around the area by bus 'in distress'.
Greater Manchester Police says its officers are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of David Vernon, from Newton Heath.
The 56-year-old, who is originally from Oldham, was last seen on Troydale Drive in Newton Heath at around 12pm today (February 8).
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He was wearing a white polo top, black gilet, dark blue jeans and black leather shoes at the time, and is described as having a tanned complexion, average build and bald head.
Police say David, a frequent bus passenger, does not have a phone with him and has no access to a car.
Anyone with details about David's disappearance is urged to contact GMP as soon as possible.
A spokesperson for GMP said: "Can you help police find a missing man from Newton Heath?
"David Vernon, 56, was last seen on Troydale Drive, Newton Heath at around 12pm on Thursday, February 8 2022.
"He is described as a white male with a tanned complexion, of average build with a bald head.
"David was last seen wearing a white polo top, black gilet, dark blue jeans and black leather shoes.
"David does not have a mobile phone with him and does not have access to a vehicle. He usually travels on buses and therefore may be travelling around via bus.
"He is originally from Oldham but currently lives in Newton Heath.
"We're becoming increasingly concerned about him and believe he may be in a distressed state."
Anyone with information about David's whereabouts is urged to contact GMP on 0161 856 4024 or online using the force's LiveChat function.
