Missing Halewood man last seen nine days ago has links to Blackpool

A missing man from Halewood who was last seen nine days ago has links to Blackpool.
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Michael Baker was last seen leaving his home address in Halewood on Tuesday, February 28.

He has been missing since and extensive enquiries are ongoing to find him.

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Michael – who has links to Blackpool – is described as 5ft 6in tall, of medium build with short brown hair and blue eyes

An appeal has been launched to find missing man Michael Baker who has links to Blackpool (Credit: Merseyside Police)An appeal has been launched to find missing man Michael Baker who has links to Blackpool (Credit: Merseyside Police)
An appeal has been launched to find missing man Michael Baker who has links to Blackpool (Credit: Merseyside Police)

He was last seen wearing a burgundy-coloured top with navy blue in the centre, a navy blue Berghaus jacket, jeans, black canvas trainers with a white sole and a grey woolly North Face hat.

He is known to frequent Hunts Cross, Halewood, Liverpool city centre and Blackpool areas.

Anyone with information should call 101 or report it online at https://orlo.uk/7H8u8.

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