Need help
On Tuesday 3rd may. My son was going to work, on Burswood road opposite Z , he saw an elderly man on the ground. He parked up and helped the man, he had scratches on his hand and was bleeding. My son asked his if he was okay and offered to drop him home. But a lady came in a white hatchback Mercedes and took him instead and my son ended up going to work. He gave my son his address. My son studys and works. So he requested if i could go and see if the man was ok etc. I went to the address today in burswood drive and no elderly man lives there. If anyone in this area knows anything can you please contact me and just let me know . My son would just like to know if hes safe.
Thank you in advance
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