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Police in Portsmouth release photograph of missing man as concern grows for his welfare

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Published: 13/02/2009


Image of missing man Kevany BokomePolice are appealing for information as concern grows for a man who has not been seen for three weeks.

Kevany Bokome, 25, from Francis Avenue, Southsea was reported missing by a friend on Wednesday, February 11, after she received a message from him that concerned her. 

None of Kevany’s close friends have seen him for three weeks and no one knows where he is, which is unusual. It is thought that he may still be in the Portsmouth area, or he may also be in the area of Palmers Green in Greater London, where he has relatives.

PC Needham said, “Kevany's partner and close friends are concerned about where he might be. He has never gone missing before and I would urge him to get in touch the police. We believe that Kevany may have been going through some problems recently, and his friends want to reassure him that they want to support him in any way they can.

“Kevany’s welfare is our utmost concern at the moment, and we just want to confirm that he is safe and well.”

Can you help?

Southern Crimestoppers Anyone with information is asked to contact police in Portsmouth on 0845 045 45 45 or call the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111. Mini-Com users can call 01962 875000.




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