Concerns are growing for the welfare of a missing couple from Gillingham. Louis Bond and Rebecca Smallcalder are in a relationship and were both reported missing on Monday (January 6).
The search has entered its fourth day with enquiries underway in the Strood area. There are concerns for their welfare.
Kent Police said investigators have identified they both walked through the Medway Towns on the day they were last seen. It is thought they may have made their way through roads in the vicinity of Darnley Road, Strood, towards Rede Common.
Louis, 31, is described as being white, 5ft 5in, of slim build and with a shaved head. In a CCTV image recovered by officers he is wearing all black clothing and a light woollen hat, and has previously been seen carrying a black rucksack.
Rebecca, 26, is white, of slim build, 5ft 11in, and with dark hair which she wears in a ponytail. She was seen in the image wearing a black top, black trousers, black hat and white trainers and may be carrying a plastic bag and a grey handbag.
Louis Bond and Rebecca Smallcalder are in a relationship and were both reported missing on Monda
(Image: Kent Police)
Chief Inspector Garry Cook said: “Our enquiries have placed Louis and Rebecca together in the Strood area. We remain concerned for their welfare and are urging them to contact us at the earliest opportunity. I am also asking any friends who may have been in contact with them or who have information that may assist, to call our appeal line.”
Officers are asking residents and businesses in Strood, particularly in the Darnley Road and Rede Common areas, to check for any relevant CCTV footage after 4pm on Monday 6 January. Motorists are also asked to review any dashcam footage. Anyone with information should call 999, quoting reference 06-0983.