Reappeal to find missing Polish national Marek Granek last seen in Glasgow two months ago

Marek was last seen in Glasgow on August 19 and is believed to still be in the city.

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Laura FergusonJournalist

20:07, 12 OCT 2019
Updated20:09, 12 OCT 2019

Officers have issued a reappeal to find a Polish national who has been reported missing in Glasgow since August.

Marek was last seen in the city on August 19 and it is believed he may still be in the Gorbals area.

Police Scotland have reported that Marek may have been in the Glasgow area recently and driving a distinctive Porsche Boxer convertible.

He is also known to frequent the east end of Glasgow and Halfway, Cambuslang. Additional information has also been received that he may have been in the Dumfries area.

If anyone has any information that may assist in tracing Marek, they are asked to contact Police Scotland on 101.

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