Los Angeles County, CA – An at-risk missing person alert issued earlier this week in the Carson area has been resolved after authorities confirmed that Willie Jermaine Spivey has been found.
According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the Missing Persons Unit announced Friday that Spivey was safely located. No further details were released regarding where he was found or his condition, but officials indicated the case is now closed.
Spivey, 41, was reported missing earlier this week after he was last seen in the 20000 block of South Avalon Boulevard in Carson. Authorities had classified the case as “at risk” due to medical conditions, prompting a public alert and widespread sharing across social media and local news outlets.
The sheriff’s department had previously released a photo and description, noting Spivey was last seen wearing a white shirt and gray shorts and may have been headed toward a local park. Community members were urged to report any sightings as concern grew for his well-being.
In its update, LASD thanked the public, media outlets, and deputies for their assistance during the search.
“Thank you to the public, the media, and deputy personnel for their tireless efforts,” the department said in a statement.
No foul play has been reported, and investigators have not indicated whether medical treatment was required following his recovery.
Residents in Carson, Los Angeles County, and the surrounding South Bay region are reminded that sharing official missing person alerts can play a critical role in helping locate vulnerable individuals quickly.
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