Authorities continue search for missing ‘Piwi’ in Humacao – Puerto Rico Metro

Lieutenant Felix R. Morales Gonzalez, head of the Missing Persons Unit of the Humacao Regional Criminal Investigation Corps, asks citizens to help locate the missing persons. Jose Guillermo Vargas DiazKnown as “Piwi”, 44, a resident of Humacao, was reported missing on May 31, 2024 by his mother.

According to Uniform, Vargas Diaz He was last seen on Sunday, May 26, 2024, when he left his residence in the Patagonia Expansion area in the town of Humacao.

He is described as having a dark complexion, brown eyes, dark grey hair, 5 feet 2 inches tall, 120 pounds, with a tattoo on his left leg that reads Joseph and another tattoo on his left hand that reads the letter P.

At the time of disappearance, the subject was wearing a black shirt and black shorts.

If you or anyone knows the whereabouts of this person who could help police please contact Police Confidential Hotline Al (787) 343-2020 Or contact the SAIC Office of the Missing Persons Coordinator at (787) 793-1234 ext. 2464 or 2463.

You may also contact the Humacao CIC Homicide Unit Missing Persons Section at 787-852-1224 ext. 11. 1510 or 1610. Your call will be kept strictly confidential.

Police cancel Ashanti Alert after woman appears in Utuado

Police Chief Antonio López Figueroa ordered the cancellation of the Ashanti Alert on Wednesday. Jessica Marie Virut Soto, 39was discovered by municipal emergency managers, rescue workers and police personnel in the Maginas community of Sabana Grande town.

As part of the agreement, she will be taken to a hospital facility in the area for evaluation.

Viruet Soto was reported missing by her son, Alejandro O. Capella Viruet, on June 2, 2024, when she left her residence in the Campo Alegre neighborhood of Utuado in a 2019 gray Hyundai Elantra. JHU-705 Tablet.

What is the Ashanti Alert?

“Notification of an Ashanti Alert does not replace investigations already initiated by police and other agencies. It is simply an additional tool in people’s search to identify any additional information that may support the work that agencies have already begun.”

The Ashanti Alert is approved to request citizens’ help in locating missing adults over the age of 18 whose safety is threatened. Likewise, it applies when a citizen who notifies the police of the disappearance of another person proves the conditions and circumstances of that person’s disappearance or mental disability, among other criteria.