03/03/2008
Search For Elderly Couple Resumes
Police and the Coastguard will resume their search today for an elderly couple whose car was found abandoned at Ballintoy Harbour in north Antrim on Friday.
Concerns are growing for Robin (74) and Margaret Wilson (73), from Newtownabbey, after their blue Citroen C5 car was found with its keys in the lock, and money and personal belongings were discovered inside the vehicle.
A police helicopter was deployed during the search on Saturday in which approximately 30 were involved.
The PSNI is appealing to anyone who may have seen the couple to contact them.
(CD)
Concerns are growing for Robin (74) and Margaret Wilson (73), from Newtownabbey, after their blue Citroen C5 car was found with its keys in the lock, and money and personal belongings were discovered inside the vehicle.
A police helicopter was deployed during the search on Saturday in which approximately 30 were involved.
The PSNI is appealing to anyone who may have seen the couple to contact them.
(CD)
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