Missing man, Holland Park

QPS Media on Dec 18, 2014 @ 12:27pm

Police are seeking public assistance to locate a man missing from Holland Park.

31-year-old Jeremy Cahill was last seen leaving an address on Oatland Crescent on Sunday December 14 at around 4pm but hasn’t been seen since.

He hasn’t made contact with family of friends since, and police hold concerns for his welfare as he suffers a medical condition and this behaviour is out of character.

He is described as being Caucasian in appearance, around 185cms tall with brown hair and MPbrown eyes.

He was last seen wearing a dark long sleeve jacket with ‘Botany’ written on it, dark trousers and shoes.

Police are urging anyone who may have seen Mr Cahill to contact them urgently.

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