Victorian man missing after night out in Hobart
A Victorian man has been missing in Hobart for two days after a night out on the weekend.
Jarrod Davies, 27, originally from Leongatha in South Gippsland, was last seen leaving the Observatory Bar on the waterfront at Franklin Wharf in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Jarrod Davies, 27, was last seen in the early hours of Sunday morning.Credit:Tasmania Police
Police divers were continuing the desperate search for Mr Davies on Tuesday by searching the Derwent River, in case he fell in.
Mr Davies is a scuba diving manager, according to his social media pages.
Mr Davies was last seen at Observatory Bar after midnight on Sunday morning.Credit:Tasmania Police
Forensic divers had searched the piers at Elizabeth and Brooke streets on Monday but found no sign of him, ABC reports.
Police say the man is visiting Hobart with his father, who had been out with him on Saturday but went home early.
The father raised the alarm when Mr Davies didn't return to their hotel room, ABC reports.
Mr Davies is described as being about 170 centimetres tall with short, dark hair. He has a nose ring and tattoos including a palm tree on his left forearm.
He was last seen wearing beige trousers, a black T-shirt and red sneakers.
Anyone with information can call Tasmania Police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on (1800) 333 000.
Mr Davies is a scuba-diving instructor according to his social media pages.Credit:Tasmania Police