Police are searching for Jamie Sands, 36, who went missing in Newry, Northern Ireland, and may have traveled to the Republic of Ireland. Authorities are concerned for his safety and appeal to the public for any information.
Police in Newry , Northern Ireland , are deeply concerned about the missing 36-year-old Jamie Sands. Jamie was last seen on Tuesday, February 4th, and authorities believe he may have crossed the border into the Republic of Ireland . He was reportedly driving a red Renault Clio. Jamie is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall with a slim build, short brown hair, and glasses. The clothing he was wearing at the time of his disappearance is unknown.
Police are urgently appealing for any information regarding Jamie's whereabouts to ensure his safety and well-being. Anyone with any information is urged to contact the PSNI quoting reference 802 - 05/02/25. For the latest news updates, please visit the Belfast Live homepage and subscribe to their daily newsletter
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