Urgent Appeal for Missing Birmingham City Fan Last Seen at Derby Train Station
Loved ones are growing increasingly worried about a Birmingham City football supporter who has been missing since the weekend. Paul Pike, an 18-year-old from Kings Heath, travelled to watch the Blues take on Derby County in the Championship on Saturday, March 21.
He was last seen at the East Midlands Railway headquarters located at Pride Park in Derby. Paul is described as a vulnerable young male with ADHD and autism, heightening concerns for his welfare among family and friends.
Details of the Disappearance
Paul was last spotted in Derby, near Pride Park, an area known for its busy transport and industrial activity. This location features significant rail links and major road access routes, making it a critical area for potential sightings or CCTV footage.
A friend of Paul's expressed deep concern, stating: "Please help find my dear friend. His family are worried sick." In a social media appeal, authorities emphasized that any information, no matter how small, could be vital in locating him.
Appeal for Information
Police are urging anyone who has seen Paul or has details about his whereabouts to contact them immediately. The appeal includes a direct message to Paul: "Paul, if you see this, your family and friends are worried about you. Please let someone know you are safe."
Authorities have provided a reference number for reports: 1546 2203. The public is encouraged to share the appeal widely to help bring Paul home safely.
Key points to remember:
- Paul Pike is 18 years old and from Kings Heath, Birmingham.
- He was last seen at East Midlands Railway station in Pride Park, Derby, on March 21.
- He has ADHD and autism, making him particularly vulnerable.
- Any sightings or CCTV from the Pride Park area should be reported to police.
