Gordon man found ‘safe and well’

Matthew Ottewill… found “safe and well”.

UPDATE, 7.50am, Sunday: Police report that Matthew Ottewill has been found “safe and well”.

MATTHEW Ottewill left his Gordon home at 7.30pm on Friday and hasn’t been heard from since.

His family holds concerns for the 49-year-old’s welfare and are asking for public help to find him.

He’s described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 186cm (6’1”) tall, with short brown hair, blue eyes, and of solid build.

Police say he’s believed to be wearing a black hoodie, navy blue tracksuit pants, a dark cap and white shoes. He is also believed to be carrying a duffle bag.

Anyone with information that could assist police in locating Matthew should call 131444.

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