The Broward Sheriff's Office is in the midst of a search operation for 63-year-old Victor Alvarado, who was reported missing in Pompano Beach, as concern grows for his well-being. Alvarado was last sighted on June 26, around 10 a.m. near the 200 block of Southwest Fourth Avenue. The search has intensified, with authorities asking the public for assistance, a plea that underscores the gravity of the situation.

Alvarado is described as standing just over 5 feet, at 5 feet 3 inches, with a weight of 130 pounds. He is distinguishable by his grey hair, brown eyes, and was last known to be wearing a red shirt paired with blue jeans. According to WSVN, there is an increasing urgency, to locate him given the time elapsed since his disappearance.

The BSO Missing Persons Unit has been actively circulating Alvarado's description in the hopes that someone might recognize him and provide information that could lead to his safe return. Family, friends, and the broader community are on edge, as each passing moment is critical in missing persons cases.

Officials have made clear that any piece of information, no matter how seemingly insignificant, could prove crucial in finding Alvarado. "Anyone with information on Alvarado’s whereabouts should contact BSO Detective Chris Blankenship," states a report from Deerfield-News.com. The public can reach out to Detective Blankenship directly at 954-321-4268 or call the BSO's non-emergency number at 954-764- HELP (4357) for any tips or sightings.