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Police issue appeal to locate missing elderly man

Have you seen Edwin Salmon?

MISSING: Edwin Salmon (Photo: Metropolitan Police)

POLICE ARE increasingly concerned to know the whereabouts of Edwin Salmon, 81, who is missing from Tottenham.

Edwin was last seen at midday on Tuesday, November 26. He wandered off while shopping in Wood Green with his wife and she is desperate for news that he is safe.

Edwin suffers with dementia and may appear confused.

He is described as a black man, 5ft 8ins tall, of slim build with short grey hair. 

When he went missing he was wearing a light blue jacket, grey trousers and a light brown hat. He was also pushing a blue shopping basket.

Edwin does not have a freedom pass, Oyster, mobile phone or credit card so will be unable to contact his wife without assistance.

He frequents the allotments at White Hart Lane and Holloway Seventhday Adventist Church, Holloway Road, N7.

Anyone who has seen Edwin should call police on 101 quoting 19MIS046973 or call Missing People on 116 000.

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  1. | Heman Williams

    Is this man a jamaican
    Is he one of the Windrush victim due compensation
    If so
    The police are the ones that have kidnapped him and will murder him. Orders give by the government and former prime minister Theresa May.

    Genocide here in London

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