LONDON - The Guardian reported that a manhunt is under way for a prisoner who absconded from a medical facility in London. Met police said Anthony Lloyd, 38, was last seen on Friday in south London, and that he "poses a risk both to himself and the public." The report's headline and opening lines set out both the search and the police request for public help in locating him.

According to The Guardian, Lloyd forced his way out of a health unit in Lewisham, in south-east London, shortly after 4pm on Friday. The outlet's summary uses the terms medical facility and health unit, and it does not say explicitly whether the two describe the same site.

The report was credited to Patrick Daly and Press Association and was published on Saturday, according to its listed time. The Guardian's summary states that police are seeking Lloyd but gives no further detail about the search itself. The summary also ends mid-sentence, so the complete account could not be checked for this story.

On the facts available, The Guardian's report centers on the police appeal, Lloyd's age, the location and time at which he was last seen, and the account of how he left the health unit. The summary names no other person involved, and it does not say whether Lloyd has been located.

The Guardian's headline describes Lloyd as a prisoner, but the summary does not say how he came to be at the unit. Where the summary is silent, this account does not fill the gap.

Sources: The Guardian: Manhunt under way to find prisoner who absconded from medical facility.