MISSING: Timothy Duffy, 40, of Nashua, NH, is unable to care for himself and his family is concerned for his safety, police said.
Police in Nashua, New Hampshire, say they've deployed all available resources in their search for a missing 40-year-old man who is unable to care for himself and whose family is concerned for his safety.
Timothy Duffy was reported missing by his family around 8:14 a.m. Wednesday. He was last seen about six hours earlier, police said, and he is known to frequent the downtown area. Duffy, who has autism, is described as 6’ tall, weighing 185 pounds. He was last seen wearing a bright green t-shirt with the word “Lucky” across it, gray shorts and white sneakers.The Nashua Police is asking for assistance in locating Timothy Duffy. Timothy is an autistic 40 year old male and has been missing since 2am. Timothy is known to frequent the downtown area. Please contact NPD immediately if located.
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