65-year-old man missing, Gwinnett County police say

Atlanta, GALocal News

Gwinnett County police are urgently requesting public assistance to locate Eddison Yartue, a 65-year-old man who has gone missing. The issuance of a Mattie's Call signifies the critical nature of the search, particularly for individuals who may be vulnerable due to cognitive impairments. Yartue was last seen in the area, and his description has been shared widely to ensure community awareness. Local authorities are particularly focused on gathering leads and information from the public, which is vital for resolving such cases. Missing persons, especially those in vulnerable situations, have a significant impact on community safety and well-being.

This incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement in addressing missing person reports. Community vigilance and cooperation are essential in reuniting families and ensuring the safety of individuals. The police urge anyone with relevant information to contact them immediately.

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