Boat and dog found in search for missing man
Hemsby Lifeboat has been assisting with the search
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Police searching for a missing man on the Norfolk Broads say they have recovered his boat and dog.
David Cubberley, 65, who is usually moored at the Pleasure Boat Inn on Hickling Broad, was last seen on 11 February.
Concerns were raised for his welfare after his boat was found in reeds about 0.5 mile (0.8km) away on Sunday afternoon.
A member of the public found his dog earlier in the day, which was taken to a local vet, police added.
Police said they were concerned for Mr Cubberley's welfare
A multi-agency search operation is under way involving officers from Norfolk Police, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service, the Coastguard and Hemsby Lifeboat.
Police say the search is focused around Hickling and Potter Heigham.
Mr Cubberley is described as white, of slim build and with shoulder-length white hair.
Officers said they were concerned for his welfare.
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