Concerns for missing Langwarrin man - Mornington Peninsula Magazine

Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Langwarrin man Malcolm Bohmeyer.

Malcolm left his Cranbourne Rd home about 1.30pm yesterday to go for a bike ride. He usually rides his blue mountain bike near the Cranbourne Rd/Peninsula Link bike path and was expected home mid-afternoon, when he was due to have his medication for a medical condition. Police and Malcolm’s family hold concerns for his welfare because he had recently been feeling unwell.

The 71-year-old is described as Caucasian in appearance, 178cm, with a medium build and short grey hair. He was wearing a blue helmet, black long-sleeve T-shirt and grey track pants.

Anyone who sees Malcolm is urged to contact Carrum Downs police station on 8770 4100.

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