Police in Evansville, Indiana are asking for the help of the public to locate a missing adult after the man did not return home after work.

Missing Evansville Man

The Evansville Police Department has shared details regarding a missing Evansville man and they are asking the public for help to find him. On December 10, 2022, the Evansville Police received a report that 47-year-old Kenneth Brian Colbert was missing.

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Be On the Lookout

Police describe Colbert as a 5-foot, ten-inch tall black man with a slender build. They say he has a tattoo on the right side of his neck. According to Evansville Police, Colbert drives a "plum-colored Toyota Avalon."

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Last Known Contact

Colbert's family says they last heard from him via text message on December 9, 2022. They say he did not return home from his job in Princeton, Indiana. Evansville Police say that the Princeton Police are also investigating.

47-year-old Kenneth Brian Colbert was reported missing to the Evansville Police Department on December 10th. The last time that his family had contact with Colbert was on December 9th through text messages, but he never came home from work. Colbert works in Princeton, IN, and the Princeton PD is also aware that he is considered missing.
Colbert is a black male, about 5'10, skinny build, and has a neck tattoo on the right side of his neck. He drives a plum-colored Toyota Avalon. Colbert's family is worried about him

If You Have Seen Him

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of 47-year-old Kenneth Brian Colbert, you are asked to contact the Evansville Police Department's Adult Investigation Unit by calling 812-436-7979.

[Source: Evansville Police Department via Facebook]

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