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Stephen Watterson's last confirmed sighting was in Magherafelt on June 3.
Police are reiterating their appeal for information on the whereabouts of missing person, 55-year-old Stephen Watterson.
Stephen was last seen in the Glenburn Park area of Magherafelt on Monday, June 3, however unconfirmed sightings have also placed him in Rainey Street in the town on Tuesday, June 4.
He is described as being approximately 5’ 4”, of stocky build with short or shaven black hair, and he has brown eyes.
It’s understood Stephen was last seen wearing jeans, dark trainers and a dark top or a bomber-type style jacket.
ABOVE: A still from CCTV footage showing the clothes Mr Watterson was last seen wearing.
If you have any information in relation to his whereabouts or you believe you may have seen him, please contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1603 08/06/24.
Police would also ask local residents and property owners to check their outbuildings and sheds, and local business owners to check their CCTV footage.
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