New Westminster police need your help in locating missing 36 year old man Christopher McAllister, last seen on Oct. 21 from the Sapperton area of NewWest. He was possibly wearing a black leather jacket, and is 6'0" feet tall with brown hair. Believed to frequent downtown area of New Westminster and use the skytain.
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