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New Westminster Police need the public's assistance in locating 36 year old man

Darpan News Desk New Westminster Police, 03 Nov, 2020 08:05 PM
  • New Westminster Police need the public's assistance in locating 36 year old man

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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