Police are continuing to investigate the death of a Hereford man
Officers are treating the death of Christopher Cooper as unexplained.
His last movements have been identified as leaving the Black Lion public house shortly before 11pm on the 17 June 2022, before making his way onto the river path from St Martin’s Street towards Hunderton Bridge.
Investigating officers would like to hear from anyone who may have been on, or in the vicinity of the river path running between St Martin’s Street and Hunderton Bridge, between 10pm and midnight last Friday, 17 June.
They are particularly keen to hear from a cyclist who we believe was using the footpath between these times.
Christopher, aged 69, is believed to have been wearing a navy jumper, black jeans, black trainers and a baseball cap. He is described as 5’10” - 6’0” tall, of slim build, with short brown but greying hair.
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