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Concern for missing man

13/02/2017

Police are concerned about Crag and are keen to find him. Picture: VICTORIA POLICE

By Victoria Stone-Meadows

Police are seeking public assistance to find a missing Endeavour Hills man who has a regular medication schedule.
Craig Tresise, 53, was last seen near North Road and Milgate Street in Oakleigh South about 10pm on Thursday 9 February.
Craig is described as 193cm tall with a solid build and a receding hairline with short hair on the sides, and was last seen was wearing a blue Hawaiian-style shirt, blue denim shorts and roman sandals.
Police have released an image of Craig in the hope someone recognises him and can provide information regarding his current whereabouts.
Anyone with information about Craig is urged to contact Warragul police station on 5622 7111.

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