Police appeal for more than 1,000 taxi drivers for footage of Jack O’Sullivan, missing since March

More than 1,000 taxi drivers have been asked if they have seen a 23-year-old man who has been missing since March.

Jack O’Sullivan was last seen in the Brunel Lock Road/Brunel Way area of Bristol around 3.15am on Saturday 2nd March.

Police previously said Mr O’Sullivan, described as 5ft 10 and wearing a green/brown quilted Barbour jacket at the time, had been out with friends when he went missing.

They have now urged taxi drivers working at night on the Cumberland Basin network to report if they have dashcam footage or eyewitness accounts of the missing man.

Avon and Somerset Police have also asked a dog walker – seen in the area early that morning – to come forward as he may be a possible witness.

Senior investigating officer Jason Chidgey said he hoped the appeal would “yield more potential images that can help us provide answers to Jack’s family about what happened to him”.

He added: “We know there was a significant number of vehicles in the area around this time and we have previously appealed for anyone with dash cam footage to come forward – with a particular focus on the area of ​​Brunel Way, Brunel Lock Road, Junction. Swing Bridge, Plimsoll Swing Bridge or Portway anytime between 2:45 and 4:00 on Saturday 2nd March.

“We are also still appealing for any mobile phone or doorbell footage. Our thoughts are very much with Jack’s family as they go through an unimaginable ordeal and we are determined to support them in any way we can.”

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Jack’s mother Catherine, originally from Neath in Wales, said “We have to find him” last month.