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- SPD Requesting Assistance Locating Elderly Male
SPD Requesting Assistance Locating Elderly Male

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SPD Requesting Assistance Locating Elderly Male

Ofc. Joshua Laiva, PIO

Saturday, June 24, 2017 at 11:11 p.m.

UPDATE

Mr. Gordon D. Hochstedler has been located by the Spokane Police Department. Mr. Hochstedler was medically treated. Thanks for your assistance.

Spokane Police are requesting public assistance in locating 71 year old Gordon D. Hochstedler who was last seen in the area of 42 E. Hoffman Ave., today June 24, at 1:30PM. Mr. Hochstedler left the area driving his dark blue 2004 Pontiac Vibe with Washington license plate ACB4826. He is approximately 5’02” tall, approximately 140lbs, is balding with a grey beard, and blue eyes.

Due to age related cognitive impairment and medical conditions he is considered to be vulnerable and in danger. He may possibly be headed to the area of Stevens County, WA.

Spokane Police are asking for everyone to be watchful and assist us in locating Mr. Hochstedler and his vehicle. It is imperative that he be located and returned home as soon as possible. If you see him please call crime check at (509) 456-2233.

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Gordon D. Hochstedler
2004 Pontiac Vibe (Image is not actual vehicle, only representation.)

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