Man sought for interview, Mount Dewar area

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Posted 30 September, 2026
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Police seek the public's help to identify a man seen on the summit track in the Mount Dewar area about 12.30pm on Friday afternoon 18 September.

The man is described as of Asian complexion, in his 30s, average to taller in height. Slim build with short dark hair, and clean shaven. He may be a tourist.

He might have information useful to the search effort for missing 47-year-old Erika Rodrigues Coelho near Queenstown.

If this is you, or you have any information that could assist us, please get in touch through 105, either online (select 'Update Report') or by phone.

Please reference number 260921/8173.

Should anyone want to provide information anonymously, you can do so through Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.


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