The Michigan State Police have issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for a Wayne County man, Chris Allan Lindley, who has been missing since Wednesday afternoon. According to WWJ Newsradio, Lindley was last seen on Martinsville Rd in Sumpter Township without providing a specific block or address. He's described as 5'8" tall, weighing 230 pounds, with gray hair and blue eyes, last seen in a black and gray coat, a black sweater, and jeans.
State Police informed that Lindley, a diabetic, may also be to currently suffer from the undiagnosed onset of Alzheimer's or dementia. He reportedly left behind essential medication and his phone, which raises concerns about his well-being. They also noted he was seen driving a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado, blue in color with a gray lower area, bearing the license plate number that has yet to be disclosed. WLNS reports that the last known location of his vehicle was a Flock camera sighting in Fort Gratiot Township, located north of Port Huron in St. Clair County.
The search includes investigations into transactions made with Lindley's debit card. The Michigan State Police have observed that Lindley has been using his card to buy gas and food across the thumb-area of the state, suggesting that he is still moving and potentially reachable. Anyone with pertinent information about Lindley's whereabouts is urged to contact authorities immediately.
As this situation unfolds, the public plays a crucial role in assisting law enforcement. If you have any information regarding Chris Allan Lindley, you are asked to urgently call 911 or get in touch with the Sumpter Township Police Department at 734-461-4833 or, for after-hours communication, 734-461-6898. WNEM adds that any details, however small they may seem, could prove invaluable in ensuring Lindley's safe return, particularly as he is without his vital medication.
