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Police search for missing Jacana man Joseph Moloney

31/07/2018

By Laura Michell

Police are appealing for help finding 74-year-old Jacana man Joseph Moloney, who has been missing since last week.

Mr Moloney was last seen at a care facility on Robinson Street about 10.30pm on July 23.

Police hold concerns for his welfare due to his age. He also has a medical condition.

Mr Moloney is 157cm, with an average build, blue eyes and short grey hair.

He may have been wearing a baseball hat and sunglasses when he went missing.

Mr Moloney is known to frequent the Moonee Ponds, East Keilor and Essendon areas.

Anyone who sees Mr Moloney or has information on his whereabouts is urged to contact Broadmeadows Police Station on 9302 8222.

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