Dyfed Powys Police have renewed their appeal for Jai who is missing from the Pembroke Dock area, along with two new images which includes a CCTV image that was taken the day he went missing.
Concerns are increasing for the welfare of the Jai aged 40, police have said.
Jai is described as being 5ft 8ins, bald, slim and is believed to be wearing grey work trousers with a number of black pockets and a grey superdry hoodie.
On Monday 20 March, police launched a search for Jai in the area around Hobbs Point following a sighting of him.
In a statement, a spokesperson from Dyfed Powys Police continued:
"Those searches are continuing and include the marine unit, with its specialist sonar device and police search adviser (POLSA), as well as officers continuing with missing person enquiries.
"Since Monday morning we have carried out extensive searches using the force’s specialist search team, marine unit, drones, dog unit, which have worked with South Wales Police’s dive team and Coastguard to try and find Jai.
"We are appealing for people not to put themselves in danger, particularly near the River Cleddau, if they are attempting to look for Jai".
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Police renew appeal for missing Pembroke Dock man
Dyfed Powys Police have renewed their appeal for Jai who is missing from the Pembroke Dock area, along with two new images which includes a CCTV image that was taken the day he went missing.
Concerns are increasing for the welfare of the Jai aged 40, police have said.
Jai is described as being 5ft 8ins, bald, slim and is believed to be wearing grey work trousers with a number of black pockets and a grey superdry hoodie.
On Monday 20 March, police launched a search for Jai in the area around Hobbs Point following a sighting of him.
In a statement, a spokesperson from Dyfed Powys Police continued:
"Those searches are continuing and include the marine unit, with its specialist sonar device and police search adviser (POLSA), as well as officers continuing with missing person enquiries.
"Since Monday morning we have carried out extensive searches using the force’s specialist search team, marine unit, drones, dog unit, which have worked with South Wales Police’s dive team and Coastguard to try and find Jai.
"We are appealing for people not to put themselves in danger, particularly near the River Cleddau, if they are attempting to look for Jai".