Pittsburgh man vanishes with red lexus as police fear medical emergency

Man vanishes in Pittsburgh as police search for missing 59-year-old possibly in medical distress

Pittsburgh, PA – A 59-year-old man has been reported missing after he was last seen driving through the eastern side of Pittsburgh late last week, and detectives believe he may be in need of urgent medical attention.

Charles Morris, described as 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing approximately 175 pounds, was last seen on Thursday, November 6, driving a red 2015 Lexus RX350 SUV with Pennsylvania license plate LLN9990. His last known location was near the intersection of Frankstown Avenue and Saltsburg Road, in the city’s East End.

The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Special Victims Unit (SVU) is leading the search and has issued a public request for assistance, emphasizing concerns for Morris’s health and safety. It remains unclear what direction he may have been heading after being seen in the area.

Officials have not disclosed whether Morris has any known medical conditions or where he may have been going at the time of his disappearance.

Anyone with information on Charles Morris’s whereabouts is urged to call (412) 323-7141 or dial 911 immediately.

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Key Points

Charles Morris, 59, was last seen November 6 near Frankstown Ave and Saltsburg Rd in Pittsburgh
He was driving a red 2015 Lexus RX350 with PA plate LLN9990
Police believe he may be in need of medical attention and are actively searching

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