Police release CCTV footage in search for missing Moray man
Antony Rodgers was last seen cycling late on Hogmanay
Last updated 4th Jan 2020
Fears are growing for 57-year-old Antony Rogers who has not been since Hogmanay when he cycled into Kinloss from Forres.
Police have now released a video of the last sighting of the Elgin man in the hope it jogs memories.
Inspector Michael McKenzie of Buckie South West Street Station said: “We have released footage of the last sighting of Antony that was caught on local CCTV. It was taken around 10.05pm on 31st December as he was cycling on the B9011 into Kinloss from Forres before turning onto the road towards Findhorn.
“Antony’s bike is quite distinctive. It has a black frame with blue flashes and ‘Muddy Fox’ in white letters on the side. It has panniers on the rear and has his name written on the frame.
“As the days pass, concern is growing for his wellbeing and safety. He has not been missing before and it is extremely out of character for him not to be in touch with his family and friends. Searches are continuing in the Forres area and local officers are being assisted by a specialist search advisor and police dogs have also been used in searches.”
“Antony is described as white, 5ft 11 inches in height and of medium build with a distinctive scar on his jaw.
“Anyone who has seen Antony, or who has any information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Police Scotland through 101 quoting reference number 0470 of 1 January 2020.”