Mitchell Bloye found safe and well after missing from Tamaree
Police have found a man with a medical condition after he was reported missing for more than 24 hours. Here is what we know:
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Police have found a missing 28-year-old man from Tamaree after more than 24 hours.
Mitchell Bloye was last seen leaving a Forest Ridge Drive home on Monday night wearing grey tracksuit pants and a black hooded jumper, but has not been heard from since.
He was described as caucasian, around 188cm tall with a fair complexion and short, dark hair and full tattoo sleeves on both arms.
He left the Tamaree property in a 2005 Nissan Patrol with Queensland registration 650TJY, which has a distinctive sticker decal on the rear windshield that reads “Top Shelf Bulldogs”.
A Queensland Police spokesperson said concerns are held for Mr Bloye’s welfare as he has a medical condition which requires medication.
They said he regularly visits rural off-road areas, including the Glass House Mountains and Kinkura National Park in Bundaberg.
He was found on Wednesday morning.
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