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Gig Harbor man with dementia has been missing for 24 hours police seek public's help

Tacoma, WALocal News

Authorities in Gig Harbor are searching for 68-year-old Kenneth McIntosh, who has been missing for over 24 hours since being last seen on January 19, coinciding with his birthday. McIntosh suffers from dementia and diabetes, raising significant concerns about his well-being as he is without essential medications. He was last spotted near the 3700 block of Hunt Street, an area that includes various local businesses and residential properties. The police have detailed his physical description and the vehicle he may be driving—a 2004 Chevrolet Avalanche with Washington state plates. Friends have provided updated images showing McIntosh with a shaved head and wearing a baseball cap, different from earlier photos.

The police have urged anyone with information to contact them promptly, emphasizing the risk due to his medical conditions. The situation highlights the community's role in aiding local law enforcement during emergencies. The urgency of the case reflects broader concerns surrounding missing persons, particularly those with medical vulnerabilities.

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