Police Scotland says it is looking into reports that several athletes are “unaccounted for” following the end of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Multiple outlets report that the issue comes after the Games finish on Sunday, when police received reports concerning athletes who were not accounted for in the aftermath of the event. The reports describe the athletes as “unaccounted for,” rather than confirming any specific incident or wrongdoing. Police Scotland has not, in the accounts provided, released further details about how many athletes are involved, where they were last seen, or whether any of them have since been located. The investigations are framed as responding to information provided to police after the Games, and the situation is treated as a matter for local policing rather than an established security event. Coverage from Canadian and UK outlets draws on the same Police Scotland statement, with wording that the reports concern various athletes who are “unaccounted for” after the Commonwealth Games concluded.