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29.10.2026 14:08

Hubert Dyrda on CCTV. Police release photos and seek witnesses

On 28 October, police released CCTV images from Drammen in connection with the disappearance of 25-year-old Hubert Dyrda. They want to reach people who were near Tollbugata on the morning of 18 October. The appeal mentions people on scooters and a cyclist, as well as a car driver and a pedestrian.
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Hubert Dyrda on CCTV. Police release photos and seek witnesses
Hubert Dyrda. Photo used in an earlier appeal for help in the search. Prywatne zdjęcie
New images along with police explanations were published by "Drammens Tidende". They show the missing man running near Tollbugata 30, towards Gyldenløves plass. Information about this footage had been known earlier; the new development on 28 October is the release of images also showing potential witnesses.

Who can help

Investigators identified three people riding electric scooters and a cyclist. They also released a photo of a car that drove through the area a few minutes after the missing man, and of a pedestrian seen a few minutes earlier. They want to establish where these people were travelling and whether they noticed anything. This is an appeal to potential witnesses. It does not mean they are suspected of a crime. The photos and descriptions released by police can be viewed in the "Drammens Tidende" publication.

Check recordings from Sunday morning

Police are requesting information from 18 October, between 5:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., especially from the period 6:00–7:00 a.m. in the Tollbugata area. The earlier appeal also covered recordings from the route towards Gyldenløve Brygge and checking storage units and garages in the area. The clock on the released footage did not match the actual time. If you have your own footage, keep the original and provide police with information about the time settings on your camera. Do not determine the time solely based on the digits visible in someone else's footage. Information in this case can be provided on the number +47 476 96 400, supplied by police. In your report, provide the location and the most accurate possible time of the observation.
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