Missing Walter S. in Hohwacht: Police asks for help in search

Missing Walter S. in Hohwacht: Police asks for help in search

In Hohwacht, 78-year-old Walter S. has been missing since Saturday afternoon. The police are concerned because the senior is disoriented and urgently depends on his medication. His search is challenging because he is not familiar with a vacationer in the area.

Walter S. was most recently seen on Hohwachter beach at a hotel at Seestrasse 18. The time was around 4 p.m., and at that time he was unfortunately alone. Witnesses or people who have seen him are of the greatest importance because the police ask the population. It is important that there are no evidence of a crime related to his disappearance, the officials continue.

description of Walter s.

Walter S. is about 1.82 meters tall and has a slim stature. His gray hair is a striking feature. At the time of his disappearance, he wore a checkered, yellow-blue shirt, a light shorts and a cap. This information is crucial for the search because you can help to identify it more easily.

The urgency of its situation is reinforced by its dependence on medication. Without this, his health is endangered, which makes the search all the more important. The police have already mobilized a team to quickly clarify the situation and find the missing man as quickly as possible. Citizens are urgently asked to be attentive and to report every possible sighting immediately.

People who have seen Walter S. or know something about his whereabouts are called to contact the police under emergency number 110. The hope is that there will soon be new hints that can lead to finding the missing man.

The investigators have also approached neighbors and tourists in the area to collect possible information. Every little thing he saw could be crucial. The rapid spread of this information could help to bring Walter S. back to his family as soon as possible.

It remains to be seen how the situation will develop. The police do everything possible to find Walter S. safely and urgently ask the public for support.