Police are asking for help from the public to find a missing man from Aylesbury who could have travelled to the Bicester area.

The individual, known simply as Isaac, has now been unaccounted for two days. He was last spotted in the Broughton area on Birmingham Drive at around half past ten on Monday morning, April the thirteenth.

The man, who is thirty years old, frequently spends time in Aylesbury town centre and the village of Waddesdon. Officers from Thames Valley Police suspect he may have made his way towards Bicester.

He is described as a white man with a slender frame, approximately five feet and ten inches in height, with no hair on his head and notable tattoos including a poem and a ribcage design on his arm. When he was last seen, he was wearing a black hooded top, black narrow-leg trousers and was carrying a backpack.

A police representative said an appeal was released on Tuesday concerning Isaac, who vanished from the Aylesbury area.

The force is renewing this appeal and urging members of the public to keep reporting any possible sightings or related information.

Anyone who spots Isaac should call nine-nine-nine. For any other information about his whereabouts, people are asked to contact one-zero-one and quote investigation number four three two six zero one seven eight six eight eight.

Police have stressed that people reported as missing will not be penalised when they are found, and getting in touch with officers about a missing person does not amount to wasting police time. Members of the public are urged to contact police straight away rather than waiting for a full day to pass.