Newport News Police Seek Public Help in Searching for Missing, Endangered Man

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October 1, 2024
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA – The Newport News Police Department is requesting public assistance in locating a missing and endangered adult, Tyreek Lamar Vincent, aged 22.

Vincent was last seen on Friday around 32nd Street and Chestnut Avenue. He is described as a black male, approximately 5-feet-06 inches tall, weighing 160 pounds, with black hair, a short black beard, and brown eyes. Vincent wore a grey hoodie with dark lettering on the front, a black shirt underneath, grey pants with white lettering on the left thigh, black socks, and black shoes with white on the bottom.

Vincent has notable tattoos: two teardrops near his right eye, the number “4” on the left side of his neck, and a cross between his eyebrows. He is also known by the nickname “Cash.” Authorities consider Vincent endangered due to unspecified circumstances surrounding his disappearance that raise concerns for his safety.

Anyone who sees Vincent or knows his whereabouts is urged to contact Newport News Emergency Communications by dialing 911 or (757) 247-2500.

Chris Quigley

Chris Quigley

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