Police issue urgent appeal to trace missing Ayrshire man who vanished
Police are appealing for information in bid to find a missing Ayrshire man.
Frazer John Duncan, 35, was reported missing from his home in Irvine yesterday, Sunday, June 8.
He was last seen in the Kilwinning Road area of the town at around 4pm yesterday.
Enquiries so far by police have revealed that he is known to frequent the Irvine town centre area.
Frazer is described as white Scottish, six feet tall with short, brown hair.
He was last seen wearing a grey hoodie over a red Rangers football top, blue tracksuit bottoms and blue trainers.
Police are now appealing for information as they seek to trace his whereabouts.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: "Officers from Ayrshire are seeking the assistance of the public to trace a 35-year-old male missing from Irvine in North Ayrshire.
"Frazer John Duncan was last seen near to Kilwinning Road, Irvine about 4pm on Sunday, June 8.
"He is described as white Scottish, 6'0', short brown hair and was last seen wearing a grey hoodie over a red Rangers football top, blue tracksuit bottoms and blue trainers.
"Extensive enquiries are underway which have so far revealed that Frazer is known to frequent the Irvine town centre area.
"Anyone with information is asked to call officers at Irvine Police office on the police non-emergency number, 101, quoting incident 2095 of June 8."
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