Longmont police searching for at-risk man who has been missing since Monday

Kelsey Hammon, Daily Times-Call, Longmont, Colo.
·1 min read

Apr. 7—Longmont police are asking for the public's help in locating an at-risk 32-year-old man who has been missing since Monday afternoon.

Kyle Alvarez was reported missing from the 1500 block of Goshawk Drive around 1 p.m., according to a Longmont police Facebook post. Police said the man is on a required medication and has missed several doses.

Alvarez was last seen driving a gold-colored Honda CRV bearing Colorado License QJM-893, the post said. Longmont police said they don't have a description of what he was last wearing.

Alvarez was believed to have been on his way to work; however, his contacts have been unable to confirm this with his employer.

Anyone with information that would lead to the location Alvarez, is asked to contact the Longmont Emergency Communications Center at 303-651-8501.

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