New Orleans police are seeking information about Phillip Miller, 44, whose whereabouts are unknown after he left his home in what officers described as a highly agitated state. Police say he may be at risk of harming himself. Miller was last seen Sunday in the 3900 block of Saint Claude Avenue, WWL-TV reported.
Audacy reported that the New Orleans Police Department classified Miller as a critical missing adult and is asking the public for information. Miller is White and was born July 12, 1982. Police said he left home before he was reported missing and was highly agitated; he was believed to be at risk of self-harm.
Last Reported Location
Miller was last seen in the 3900 block of Saint Claude Avenue.
Bryan’s Call has a specific definition in Louisiana’s missing-person alert system.
What Bryan’s Call Means
Louisiana State Police describes Bryan’s Call as a designation for a Level II Endangered Missing Child Advisory or a Silver Alert when the missing person is not considered a risk to the public and is believed to have a developmental or cognitive impairment. The information about Miller identifies him as a critical missing adult; it does not say that a Bryan’s Call alert was issued in his case.
How to Report a Sighting
NOPD is asking anyone with information about Miller’s whereabouts to contact Fifth District detectives at 504-658-6050, call the department’s non-emergency line at 504-821-2222, or dial 911 if he is spotted.
As of Monday, no update on Miller’s location or condition had been made public.
