A Silver Alert has been issued for Teofilo Torres Martinez, an 89-year-old Hispanic male from the area of Lexington Avenue and East 127th Street in East Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Missing
Missing: 74 Year Of Age East Harlem Woman
The NYPD is asking the public to help locate an elderly woman who was reported missing in East Harlem, police said. Continue Reading →
Missing Person: Silver Alert For Harlem’s Carlos Valenzuela
A Silver Alert has been issued for Carlos Valenzuela, an 80-year-old Hispanic male from the area of West 160th Street and Broadway in Harlem, NY. Continue Reading →
Missing Person: Harlem’s Isaac Smith (Update)
A Silver Alert has been issued for Isaac Smith, an 81-year-old black male from 139th Street and Lenox Avenue at approximately 2 pm, on January 18, 2019, in Harlem, NY.
Missing Harlem Man Last Seen On Upper West Side
Patch reports the NYPD is asking for the public’s help to locate a missing Harlem man who was last seen at an Upper West Side community center, police said. Continue Reading →
Have You Seen Harlem’s James Johnson?
A Silver Alert has been issued for James Johnson, a 72-year-old black male from the area of St. Nicholas Avenue and West 115th Street in Harlem, New York.
Harlem Woman Thought To Be Victim Of Sex Ring Stilling Missing
A young woman from Pennsylvania who moved to Harlem, New York with a man who allegedly became her pimp is still missing after more than a year, an NYPD spokesman confirmed to Patch. Continue Reading →
James Walls Missing In Harlem
A Silver Alert has been issued for James Walls, a 79-year-old black male from the area of West 138th Street and 5th Avenue in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
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