A man has been reported knocking on doors in Nuneaton claiming to be missing and asking for transport.
Over the past few weeks Warwickshire Police has received numerous reports of a man approaching people and knocking on doors, purporting to be missing and asking for police attendance or for transport.
The same man has been spotted in Nuneaton, Stratford and Warwick.
They do not believe he is a missing person at this stage and ask people to be vigilant.
He is described as around 6ft, with a short haircut, in his mid 20s or early 30s, and may be wearing grey jogging bottoms, trainers and a light grey parka jacket. He may be called Karl or Carl.
PC Simon Parry-Hall, said: “We’ve received a number of reports of this individual in recent weeks, mainly from members of the public who are concerned for him.
“We have liaised with the council and with local medical facilities but help has been declined.
“At this stage, we do not believe this man to be a missing person but we are trying to understand exactly what his intentions are.
"We would ask anyone who has had contact with him, or is approached by him, to please be vigilant and to call us if they have any concerns. Information can be given by ringing 101, quoting incident number 47 of 23 June 2021.”
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