Police are still unable to identify a man who was found in a seaside town more than three months ago. The man, thought to be aged between 40 and 50 years old, was found in Weymouth, Dorset, on 28 September. He was found near the seafront but cannot tell officers who he is or where he is from. Despite officers carrying out a number of inquiries, including checking missing person reports with other police forces, they are not any closer to establishing any more information on the man. Police have issued updated images of him in the hope someone may recognise him and come forward. Dorset police said he speaks with an eastern European accent and his first language is believed to be Latvian. PC Becky Barnes said officers are continuing to conduct inquiries to try to establish the identity of the man, and which have included contact with Interpol and other partner agencies. She added: “However, we have still been unable to confirm an identity for this man and he has not been able to tell us who he is or provide any information about where he is from or his family. “He remains in the safe care of the health service and his appearance has changed somewhat since he was first found as he has now cut his hair and beard. “I am therefore issuing updated images of the man in case it might assist anyone who has information relating to his identity.” When he was found, he had long, curly matted brown hair and a brown beard, and was wearing a black motorcycle helmet with no visor and a black leather jacket. He was also wearing a black shirt, a pair of black suit trousers on top of another pair of black trousers and brown workmen’s boots. He was carrying a black rucksack. He is 5ft 9in tall and of slim build. Anyone with information about the man’s identity is asked to contact Dorset police at dorset.police.uk/contact or by calling 101, quoting occurrence number 55220158012. The Guardian has approached Dorset police to ask for further comment.