Man vanishes during escorted leave from Ealing mental health facility

By Cesar Medina

25th Apr 2024 | Local News

Met Police has issued an appeal for Matthew Barnard who has disappeared while being escorted from Ealing mental health facility (credit: Met Police).
Met Police has issued an appeal for Matthew Barnard who has disappeared while being escorted from Ealing mental health facility (credit: Met Police).

The Met Police are appealing for information about the whereabouts of a man who has run away while on escorted leave from a mental health facility in west London.

Matthew Barnard, 43, absconded in Ealing Broadway on 23 April shortly after midday. His last location was when he was with mental health staff at the Barclays Bank, Ealing Broadway.

He is currently being detained under Section 37 and Section 41 of the Mental Health Act following a conviction for assault.

Officers and medical professionals are concerned at his lack of access to medication and the risk he may pose without it.

Met officers say anyone who sees Matthew Barnard should not approach him. Instead, call 999 immediately quoting ref 2984/23APR24.

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