The Saint Paul Police Department has issued an urgent appeal to the public seeking assistance in locating David Storbakken, a 42-year-old individual currently classified as an endangered missing person. Storbakken's last known whereabouts were traced to a Speedway in Roseville, where he was spotted on May 11, 2025, around 3 a.m. The police urge anyone with information regarding David's location to come forward.
In a recent post shared on their official Facebook page, St. Paul Police provided details of the areas David Storbakken is known to frequent, including the Twin Cities, Duluth, and Bemidji. The authorities express concern for David's safety and are soliciting the community’s help in the hope that someone can provide actionable intelligence. They have made available a phone number, 651-291-1111, for tips and also advised that 911 can be dialed in case of an emergency.
The department’s outreach efforts emphasize their reliance on public engagement when individuals go missing under circumstances that may imply they are at risk. "If you have any information on David's whereabouts, please call 651-291-1111 or 911," the police urged in their call to action.
David’s disappearance is among an unsettling number of missing person cases that activate municipal resources and community networks in a collective search for answers. The Saint Paul Police Department’s plea is a somber reminder of the essential role the public plays in these situations. Tips from the community often become the keystone in the arch of an investigation, providing direction and momentum when official leads run cold.
Anyone with information about Storbakken’s disappearance is encouraged to reach out to the authorities. The original post containing details about David and the situation can be found on the Saint Paul Police Department Facebook page.
