Paul Pike, 18, from Birmingham has been missing for per week after he was final seen strolling alongside a river near Pride Park Stadium following the Derby County match
Paul Pike has not been seen since Saturday, March 21
Items thought to belong to a missing soccer fan have been found after almost per week of search efforts. Paul Pike, 18, from Birmingham, has been missing since Saturday, March 21, after making the journey to Derby for the Derby County v Birmingham City match.
He was noticed outdoors Pride Park Stadium at roughly 12.43pm, earlier than being seen strolling alongside the riverside path near Millennium Way. It’s believed {the teenager} entered the stadium, but departed shortly afterwards.
BirminghamLive understands that Paul, who has ADHD and is autistic, entered the bottom however left the stadium 13 minutes after kick-off. Derbyshire police at the moment are urging cyclists who might need footage of the cycle path round 12.45pm to step forward, after a search unearthed some items thought to belong to Paul, experiences Derbyshire Live.
On Thursday, March 26, supporters from each cities and locals gathered outdoors Pride Park in response to social media appeals for help with the search.
Paul’s brother Andrew Fuller posted on X: “This is my Brother & more so my best mate, want him back so much, looking forward to getting away tickets, cricket season starting , planning trips to Rangers etc.
“Please get involved with any data and Paul if you happen to see this, please come dwelling.”
Paul is described as white, approximately 6ft 1in tall, of a slim build, with short dark brown hair and a beard.
He was last seen donning a Sergio Tacchino tracksuit top, grey on top and black on the bottom, a Burberry patterned baseball cap, a navy blue polo shirt, and jeans.
Anyone with information regarding Paul’s location should contact the police on 101, quoting the reference 1095 of 24 March.
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