Anyone who has seen Shahab or knows where he is now is asked to contact 101.
There is an appeal for public help after a Loughborough man was reported missing.
Shahab Uddin, 40, was last seen in the Mill Lane area of Loughborough art around 10pm on Tuesday (12 August).
Enquiries have found Shahab was in the Quorn area later that night, but he has not been seen since or made any contact with his family.
Officers and his family are extremely concerned for Shahab’s wellbeing and would like anyone who has seen him to get in touch.
He is Asian, 5ft 7ins tall, of a broad build with short black hair. He was last seen wearing blue and white Hawaiian style shirt, blue jogging bottoms with white stripes on the outer leg and grey trainers.
Anyone who has seen Shahab or knows where he is now is asked to contact 101, quoting incident 23 of 13 August.

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