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Mystery over man with dragon-like tattoo rescued from Thames
Injured man believed to be in his 30s ( Metropolitan Police/PA Wire/PA Images )
"The Metropolitan Police released a photo of the man in his hospital bed in the hope someone recognises him. He is described as a white male, dark in complexion, brown-haired and of medium build.
One of two tattoos on his left hand resembles a dragon. Another on his leg appears to be “tribal” in nature. The man was wearing a camouflage t-shirt with the slogan: “Now or never, no regrets, past/present/future” on it.
“He was not carrying any identification and due to his poor state of health police are keen to trace his family as soon as possible,” police said.
“He has two distinctive tattoos on his left hand and one on his lower right leg, that are faded black in colour."
On the night of his rescue, July 26, the London Ambulance Service was alerted shortly after 7pm to reports of a man in the Thames."
Passers-by helped the RNLI drag him out of the river before he was airlifted to hospital.
Injured man believed to be in his 30s ( Metropolitan Police/PA Wire/PA Images )
"The Metropolitan Police released a photo of the man in his hospital bed in the hope someone recognises him. He is described as a white male, dark in complexion, brown-haired and of medium build.
One of two tattoos on his left hand resembles a dragon. Another on his leg appears to be “tribal” in nature. The man was wearing a camouflage t-shirt with the slogan: “Now or never, no regrets, past/present/future” on it.
“He was not carrying any identification and due to his poor state of health police are keen to trace his family as soon as possible,” police said.
“He has two distinctive tattoos on his left hand and one on his lower right leg, that are faded black in colour."
On the night of his rescue, July 26, the London Ambulance Service was alerted shortly after 7pm to reports of a man in the Thames."
Passers-by helped the RNLI drag him out of the river before he was airlifted to hospital.
