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As the search for Juan Chavez Carrillo, who went missing July 18, 2023, enters its third week, authorities continue to ask the public to remain vigilant and optimistic.
On July 18, the San Benito Police Department (SBPD) and the family of Juan Chavez Carrillo, an elderly San Benito man, announced a $5,000 reward leading to discovery of the Resaca City Resident said to be suffering from Alzheimer’s.
“We continue with the search for Mr. Carrillo, who went missing on July 18, 2023. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his discovery or return home. Help us in the efforts to bring him home safe to his family,” read a post on the SBPD’s Facebook page.
According to a press release issued by the SBPD late Tuesday afternoon, July 18, 2023, Carrillo was reported missing to the SBPD by family members.
Carrillo is approximately 5’ 7” in height and is of a thin build, weighing approximately 125-145 lbs. He was last seen Tuesday, July 18, 2023 at around 8 a.m., and he was believed to have left his home at the area of 1100 North Shore Dr., San Benito, riding a purple colored bicycle towards an unknown location.
As mentioned, Carrillo suffers from Alzheimer’s and is at considered a risk to himself if left alone, read the SBPD statement. He was said to have been wearing a black in color veteran’s hat, a long sleeve shirt, blue jeans and sneakers.
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2 comments
Asking if Mr.Juan Chavez Carrillo has been located yet.
Prayers for his entire family during this very stressful time. I pray everyday someone finds him May GOD wrap his arms around each and every one of you.