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Bangor Police Looking for Missing Man

1 year ago in Local

Images of Alexander Leblanc from Bangor Police Department

The Bangor Police Department is asking for public help to find a missing 26-year-old man.

Alexander LeBlanc of Bangor has reportedly not been in contact with his family since the first week of December, and police say he left both his jobs months ago.

LeBlanc’s family reportedly thinks he lives in a tent somewhere in Bangor.

Police say LeBlanc is a white male, 5′ 7″, 140 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

Officers are asking the public for help in finding him. Information should be directed to the Bangor Police Department at 207-947-7384, anonymously at 207-947-3852, through a report to “tip411“, or to jordan.perry@bangormaine.gov

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