West Midlands Police have launched an urgent appeal to locate a missing 22-year-old wheelchair user from Birmingham. Alex was last seen in the Hall Green area of the city, and officers have stated they are concerned for his welfare.
The force is asking anyone who may have seen Alex, or who knows of his current whereabouts, to contact them without delay. Members of the public who spot him are urged to dial 999 immediately.
Description and last sighting
Alex, who uses a wheelchair, is believed to have been wearing a black hoodie, black joggers and a green long-sleeved top at the time he went missing. The disappearance was reported on 2 October 2026, and the appeal was issued the same day.
In a statement, a spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: “Can you help us find Alex? He is missing and we're concerned for his welfare. Alex was last seen in Hall Green wearing a black hoodie, black joggers and a green long-sleeved top.”
Police request for public assistance
The spokesperson added: “We are keen to speak to anyone who might have seen Alex, who is 22-years-old and uses a wheelchair. If you see him or know where he is, call 999 quoting PID number: 461721.”
The appeal has been shared across local media and social channels, with the force emphasising the urgency of the situation. No further details about the circumstances of Alex's disappearance have been released at this stage.
How to help
Anyone with information is asked to call 999 immediately, quoting the reference PID number 461721. The police have not indicated any specific areas to focus on beyond Hall Green, but they continue to encourage the public to remain vigilant and report any potential sightings.
The force has not provided an update on whether Alex has been found since the appeal was issued.
