Police officers spent five hours searching around the vicinity of Hume Avenue in Hillview on Thursday (25 May) morning after a man wearing just his underwear was spotted in a drain.
Waste management workers were later seen removing furniture and several luggage bags from the drain.
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The man was reportedly still not found when police officers left the scene in the afternoon.
According to TODAY, police officers carried out a five-hour search in Hillview after a man was spotted in a drain along Hume Avenue.
50-year-old Victor Ilano was reportedly out for a walk at about 6.30am on Thursday (25 May) when he noticed “a light shining from a hole in the drainage cover”.
He soon realised there was a man inside the drain and that the light seemingly came from his phone. At the time, the man appeared to be shining his phone at a luggage bag.
Initially, Mr Ilano was hesitant to call the police, thinking the suspicious individual could’ve been a worker carrying out repair works.
However, he soon noticed that the man was wearing nothing but his underwear.
After consulting a jogger, Mr Ilano eventually called the police at about 6.39am.
Police officers arrived at the scene at about 6.50am and instructed passers-by to stay away from the location.
TODAY reported that there were eight police vehicles parked along the road when they arrived at the scene at about 9.15am.
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The police had also cordoned off one of the drain covers while steering people away from the scene.
Officers from the Gurkha Contingent, as well as those from the National Water Agency PUB, were also deployed to the scene.
Waste management workers were later seen removing a variety of items from the drain. These included a mattress, two chairs, and two luggage bags.
Police officers and waste management workers left the scene at about 12.30pm — some five hours after they first arrived.
According to TODAY, the man was still nowhere to be seen at the time.
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Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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