Searches are continuing for missing man Jesus Moreno who disappeared more than two weeks ago after catching a bus bound for Harrogate.
The brewer was spotted on CCTV catching a 36 bus from Leeds bus station at 6.10am on Monday, August 1.
He got off the bus at Swindon Lane near Dunkeswick, just north of Harewood bridge on the A61, at 6.39am. He was then seen on CCTV near the bridge at 8.14am.
Images released by West Yorkshire Police of missing man Jesus Moreno
A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police today said there have been no further sightings of him since then and officers are continuing to appeal for information from anyone who may have seen him.
The 41-year-old’s family, friends and colleagues at Piglove Brewing Co have continued to post on social media to try to trace him. Posters have also appeared around Harrogate asking people to check their CCTV and dashcam footage from the Harewood area on Monday, August 1.
In a video posted to the company’s social media accounts, they said:
“We need to ask you now not just to think if you’ve seen him, but we need you to look at your CCTV throughout the week from Monday, August 1 all the way up to today.
“If you live anywhere near the Harewood bridge, anywhere near the A61, Netherby, Weeton, East Keswick, these types of places, we’re calling out for people now.
“We’ve got to get our brother home safe.”
Last Monday, a week after his disappearance, police said they were concerned for Jesus’s welfare and were going to begin searching the areas near where he was last seen.
Anyone with information can call West Yorkshire Police on 101 quoting reference 13220422334.
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Woman dies following car crash in Harrogate district
A 92-year-old woman has died after being involved in a serious car crash in the Harrogate district at the weekend.
The crash happened just after 8pm on Saturday at the crossroads of Spring Road, Moor Lane and Wharf Lane in Netherby, which is near Harewood, on the fringes of the Harrogate district.
North Yorkshire Police said after the incident that the woman had sustained serious injuries and today confirmed she had died in hospital. It said:
“Sadly the 92-year-old woman who was a passenger has passed away in hospital. Her family have been informed, our thoughts are with them at this difficult time.
“We are continuing to appeal for information following this collision.”
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The collision involved a navy-coloured Jeep Cherokee and a Blue Volkswagen T-Cross.
The Jeep Cherokee was travelling down Moor Lane towards Spring Road and the Volkswagen was heading east to west on Spring Road.
Police are asking for anyone who witnessed the accident, saw the vehicles prior to the incident or have dash cam footage that may be relevant to contact them.
You can call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2 and ask for 917 Jon Moss, of the major collision investigation team. Or email Jon.Moss@northyorkshire.police.uk.
The crime reference number is 12220091836.
Woman, 92, in critical condition after Harrogate district crashA 92-year-old woman is in a critical condition in hospital following a serious crash in Netherby.
The collision happened at the crossroads of Spring Road, Moor Lane and Wharf Lane in the village, which is near Harewood, at 8pm on Saturday evening (May 28).
North Yorkshire Police said the crash involved a navy-coloured Jeep Cherokee and a Blue Volkswagen T-Cross.
The Jeep Cherokee was travelling down Moor Lane towards Spring Road and the Volkswagen was heading east to west on Spring Road.
A police statement added:
“Sadly, a 92-year-old woman passenger, sustained severe injuries and currently remains in hospital in a critical condition. The driver of one of the vehicles was also injured.
“Police are asking for witnesses to the collision and any members of the public who sighted either vehicle prior to the collision to come forward.
“Anyone with dash camera footage that was in the area at the time of the incident is asked to review their footage and pass this to police to assist the investigation.
“If you can help, please call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2 and ask for, 917, Jon Moss, of the Major Collision Investigation Team. Alternatively, you can contact him via email on: Jon.Moss@northyorkshire.police.uk Please quote reference:12220091836.”
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