Sheriff requesting Mattie’s Call for missing Laurens County man
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office plans to request a Mattie’s Call through the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for a Laurens County man who has not been seen since Monday night.
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office plans to request a Mattie’s Call through the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for a Laurens County man who has not been seen since Monday night.
Garland Warren, 82, is 5-foot-6 and weighs approximately 170 pounds. He has gray hair, brown eyes and left driving in a black Toyota Tundra with a Georgia tag number of BTQ2000.
“He drove off from home and has not been heard from ever since,” said LCSO Capt. Robbie Toney. “On Monday night, he was seen in Roberta, where he asked some people for directions back to Dublin.”
Mattie’s Call, which was created by the Georgia General Assembly in 2006, is an emergency alert for missing elderly persons or disabled persons.
“That goes through the GBI,” Toney said. “Hopefully, that will go out Wednesday.”
Anyone who sees Warren, or his truck, is asked to contact the sheriff’s office at (478) 272-1522 or call 911.
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