Police officers are continuing to search for 30-year-old Nathan Clarke who was last seen on Saturday evening near to Calico Jacks on West Bay Road.

Throughout the day police officers have been working side-by-side with civilian volunteers as they search for any trace of the missing Teaching Assistant. There have been no significant developments today and the search will continue for some time this evening before being suspended until tomorrow morning (Tuesday 28 February).

Later this evening police officers will be visiting condo complexes on the West Bay Road to hand out flyers asking for information. In addition, the RCIPS mobile command post will remain in situ at public beach. The command post will be manned until just after midnight and anyone who has any information which could assist in the search for Nathan is asked to call into the command unit and speak to a police officer.

Chief Inspector Richard Barrow, Area Commander, West Bay said: “I would like to thank the many volunteers who came out today to help with the search. Unless there are any significant developments tonight we intend to resume the search tomorrow morning. However, I would appeal to anyone who is thinking of searching later tonight or tomorrow to contact the police staff at the command post first. It is essential that the search pattern is monitored and managed appropriately – and while we appreciate that people do feel the need to do something, we would ask that they do that in conjunction with us.”