The Philadelphia Police Department has issued an appeal to the public for assistance in finding Leroy Hurling, a man they have classified as an endangered missing person. Hurling was last reported to be seen on October 21, 2025, around 5:05 PM in the area of the 79xx block of Lindbergh Blvd, according to the information provided on the police Philadelphia Police Department's official news blotter.
Described as a 58-year-old male with a medium build and medium brown complexion, Hurling stands at 6 feet tall, weighs approximately 203 pounds, and is identified by his gray hair, gray beard, and brown eyes; on the day he went missing, Hurling was wearing a blue baseball cap with a Polo logo, a black jacket with red lining, a blue shirt, blue jeans, and gray New Balance sneakers, this ensemble is his last known attire.
The urgency in finding Mr. Hurling stems from concerns for his safety, with the police department classifying his disappearance as critical. Community members who might have seen Hurling or have any information that could lead to his whereabouts are strongly encouraged to step forward. Swift action is vital in such cases where time can be a crucial factor in ensuring the safe return of a missing person.
In their outreach, the Philadelphia Police Department has provided a contact number for their Southwest Detectives division, urging anyone with information to call 215-686-3183; the public can also dial 911 to report any immediate sightings or relevant information that could assist in the investigation. Those with information are asked to come forward and can reach out anonymously if necessary.
Concern for the well-being of Leroy Hurling is paramount, and the police are pooling resources to aid in the search. The involvement of the local community could prove instrumental, and sharing Hurling's description and last known whereabouts might help bring new leads to light. Finding Hurling remains a priority, and the Philadelphia Police Department continues to follow up on all potential leads.
For further details and updates on Leroy Hurling’s case, the public can visit the Philadelphia Police Department’s news blotter via this link.
