Missing man sought by Brighton Beach police
Cameron Cooper,31, was last seen in Fynnland, Bluff.
THE Bluff community is urged to assist in the search of Cameron Cooper,31, who was last seen in Fynnland by a family member on June 21.
Cameron is originally from Upper Highway. According to his sister in-law, Melissa Cooper, he was reported sleeping at Fynnland Park, Bluff. He was last seen wearing blue jeans and a black shirt. A missing person’s case has been opened at Brighton Beach police station and is being headed by Constable Manela. “We’re not coping very well since he went missing. We’re constantly just trying to locate him. I’ve had a nervous breakdown and so has my husband. It’s been quite crazy. If anyone has seen him, we’d really appreciate for them to come forward with information,” she said.
Should you have information on Cameron’s whereabouts, contact Melissa on 078-076-6264 or Brighton Beach police on 031-451-8060.
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