WA Police Issue Public Appeal to Locate Man for Investigation
Detectives from Cannington are making an urgent public appeal for assistance in locating a 30-year-old man who may be able to aid an ongoing police investigation. Brett Albert Audrain was last seen in the suburb of Canning Vale on Tuesday, and authorities are keen to establish his current whereabouts.
Description and Last Known Movements
Mr Audrain is described as having a solid build, with short dark hair and a beard. At the time he was last seen, he was reportedly wearing a black tank top, light-coloured shorts, and was not wearing any shoes. Police have emphasised that his disappearance is linked to an active investigation, though specific details about the nature of the inquiry have not been disclosed to the public.
Public Urged to Exercise Caution and Contact Authorities
WA Police have issued a clear warning to members of the public regarding this matter. If Brett Albert Audrain is sighted, individuals are strongly advised not to approach him under any circumstances. Instead, they should immediately contact police or CrimeStoppers to report the sighting. This precaution is standard procedure to ensure public safety and the integrity of the investigation.
Authorities are seeking any information that could shed light on Mr Audrain's recent movements or current location. Detective teams are following up on all leads as part of their diligent efforts to resolve this matter swiftly.
How to Provide Information Anonymously
Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to come forward, with assurances that reports can be made anonymously. The preferred channels for providing tips include:
- Contacting CrimeStoppers online through their official website
- Calling the CrimeStoppers hotline at 1800 333 000
Police have reiterated that even small details could prove crucial to their investigation, and public cooperation is highly valued in such cases. The appeal forms part of broader efforts by WA Police to engage community assistance in ongoing inquiries across the state.
