John was last seen in Bury on Saturday afternoon
John, 66, was last seen on New Cateaton Street in Bury at around 3:30pm on Saturday . He is described as a white male of medium build, 5'11 - 6ft tall, and possibly wearing a Manchester City lanyard.
Officers say they are 'becoming increasingly concerned about John and want to make sure he is safe and well'.John is thought to have been wearing a black beanie hat, black and white tartan shirt, red tartan jacket , black jeans, and blue trainers.READ NEXT:
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