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Search for missing Cullinan man continues

Shane Jordaan was last seen on 4 June, at a mental institution in Rayton, Cullinan.

The police and Cullinan community continue the search for a 30-year-old man, believed to be mentally ill.

Shane Jordaan was last seen on 4 June, at a mental institution in Rayton, Cullinan. Part of the search Jomari Delport from Deftac security said the community continued the search for Jordaan but have had no luck yet.

“He is still missing. The search continues based on information given by family and friends but we have had no luck finding him,” she said.

Cullinan CPF chairperson Karen Yssel said on Wednesday, the community and police conducted an intense search with the police K9-unit and private security but they could not find any trace of Jordaan.

ALSO READ: Search on for missing Cullinan man “At this stage, the family is following up at hospitals and handing out pamphlets to the public. The police are assisting the community but there is no sign of Shane. We urge the public to help us in finding him because he could be anywhere right now.”

Cullinan police spokesperson Constable Connie Moganedi said the police were continuing searching for the man. Jordaan was reported to have been last seen wearing a grey tracksuit.

Description of Jordaan: Eyes:

Blue Hair: Red

Height: 1.6m

Weight: 70kg

Anyone who has seen or knows of Jordaan’s whereabouts may contact Jomari Delport on 066 296 5286 or call Karen Yssel on 082 575 0222.

Photo : Supplied

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