Kamloops police are asking for public help to locate a man believed to be in the city.
Christopher Lamoreux, 46, is reported missing after arriving in Kamloops roughly a week ago. Authorities say Lamoreux has not been heard from since, which is unusual for him.
Police describe Lamoreux as Indigenous, about 6 feet tall, and of slim build. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie and a black baseball cap.
The Kamloops RCMP is urging anyone who may have seen him or has information about his whereabouts to come forward. Public assistance is considered vital in locating him safely.
The last known movements of Lamoreux are unclear, but authorities believe he may still be in the Kamloops area. Police emphasize that even small details could help in finding him quickly.
Family and friends express concern for his safety. They describe him as someone who always stays in touch, making his sudden disappearance alarming.
Local law enforcement has stepped up patrols and is coordinating with nearby agencies to expand the search. They are reviewing recent surveillance footage and speaking with residents and businesses in the area.
Authorities stress the importance of acting quickly when someone goes missing. They remind the public not to approach Lamoreux if spotted but to contact the RCMP immediately.
Kamloops RCMP asks that anyone with information about Lamoreux’s location call 250-828-3000. Tips can also be submitted anonymously if preferred.
Police advise community members to remain vigilant and report any sightings of individuals matching his description. Cooperation from the public is seen as crucial in missing person cases.
Lamoreux’s disappearance highlights the ongoing need for awareness around safety and community support. Authorities urge people to check on friends and family members if they notice unusual behavior or sudden absences.
The RCMP continues to investigate the circumstances of Lamoreux’s disappearance and is committed to finding him safely. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
