The Livermore Police confirmed that Anthony "Tony" Carpenter, the 53-year-old jogger missing since last Sunday, has been found. The update, tersely put forth in a social media post from the Livermore Police, read, "Thanks for all your help. He’s been found." The brief message, shared late at night, did not elicit further details regarding the circumstances of Carpenter's discovery or his condition upon being found.
The notification can be seen on their official social media page, the Livermore Police Department.
Update: Thanks for all your help. He’s been found. https://t.co/0yph3WABd4
— Livermore PD (@LivermorePolice) April 27, 2025
Before this terse update, the local police contacted the public earnestly for information on Carpenter, a resident who splits his time between Lincoln and Livermore. The avid jogger was known for his regular jaunts through local trails and parks; notably absent from the community tapestry for several days, concern amongst the local populace had quickly risen. Carpenter left behind his keys, wallet, and ID, an irregularity that heightened the urgency of his disappearance. The original call to action from the Livermore Police Department was reported by Hoodline, which described a man who seemed to vanish into the thinness of the trails he loved.
