Police seeking sightings of man in Castlepoint area

Friday, 29 September 2017, 11:25 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police

Police seeking sightings of man in Castlepoint area

Police are seeking sightings of a man understood to be in the Castlepoint area, near Masterton, early yesterday evening.

There are concerns for his welfare and Police would like any information from the public.

He is a Fijian-Indian man in his 50s, possibly wearing black jeans, a black puffer jacket, and a cap.

Police ask that any information be reported to the Police Communications Centre on (04) 381 2000.

ENDS

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