Police re-appeal for information in search for missing Daniel McSwiggan Police are re-appealing for information in their hunt to trace a 69-year-old Alzheimer's sufferer who has been missing for two weeks. Daniel McSwiggan has been missing since Thursday September 12 from the Hamilton area in South Lanarkshire. Following previous appeals and extensive police investigation officers confirmed that Mr McSwiggan was last seen at Hamilton Low Park at around 6.50pm on Thursday September 12. Staff working at the Starters Office at the golf course and driving range in Hamilton Low Park spoke to Mr McSwiggan around 6.50pm and after he left he walked towards the first tee area. Inspector Alistair Anderson from Wishaw Police Office said: "Firstly I would like to thank the public for all their help and information received so far which has helped in our effort to trace Mr McSwiggan. Following new information which we received from previous appeals, specialist police search teams and local officers will be in the Hamilton Low Park area on, Thursday September 26 as part of our ongoing investigation to locate Mr McSwiggan. I would specifically appeal to any golfers, dog walkers or anyone else who was in Hamilton Low Park or neighbouring area on the evening of Thursday September 12 to contact me as soon as possible, as they may have information which can help in our enquiry to trace Mr McSwiggan. Mr McSwiggan is described as 5ft 7ins in height. He is bald with grey hair at the sides and has a moustache. When last seen he was wearing a stone-coloured, jacket, dark grey trousers, a dark blue v-neck jumper, blue shirt and black shoes. Inspector Anderson added: "I would urge anyone who has any information on this enquiry, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to contact Police Scotland officers on 101."