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To report a missing person, please file a report with Fremont Police by calling (510) 790-6800, option 3. In an emergency, please dial 911.

Dhartri Hadley
Last Seen: 08/11/2008
Case #08081104

Paul Stooksberry
Last Seen: 04/12/2001
Case#020709040

Michelle Ngan Ho Chan
Last Seen: 10/09/1999
Case #991011032

Navlin Kohli
A.K.A.Sonny Singh
Last Seen: 06/06/1997
Case #970605051

Sheri Muhleman
Last seen: February 27, 1989
Case # 890317062

Daniel Naylor
Last Seen: 10/05/1982
Case #821006024

Phillip Alfred Montoya
Last Seen: 03/29/1974
Case #740329123

Contact

CSO Jodi Goralczyk
Missing Persons Coordinator
(510) 790-6928
Email

Hours

Tuesday - Friday
6:00 am - 4:00 pm

FAQs

After a person goes missing, how long do I have to wait to file a police report?

There is no waiting period, you may file the report immediately.
Do duplicate reports need to be filed with all the police agencies in cities the missing person visits / works?

No, the missing person is entered into the nationwide Missing and Unidentified Persons System.
Can I file a missing person report with FPD if the person doesn't live in Fremont?

Yes, the report will be sent to the appropriate law enforcement agency where the person resides for follow-up.

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