Christopher Weir was last seen around 11am
Police in Renfrewshire are asking for the help of the public to trace a 36-year-old man reported missing from the Johnstone area, who has distinctive pink hair.
Police say he also has connections in the Burns Drive area of the town. He is described as white, around 5ft 9ins, of average build with distinctive pink hair. He was wearing black jeans, a leather jacket and black Doc Marten boots. “Christopher has distinctive pink hair and we are asking people who are out about shopping, walking, cycling or driving to keep an eye out and call us if you see him.”
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