State Police at Lykens are looking for a missing Dauphin County man they believe may be near Tower City.
According to information received by The Canary, Stewart J. Dreisigacker, 60, was last seen in the Tower City area.
State Police, Game Commission Search for Missing Stewart Dreisigacker
(Photo via PSP-Lykens)
PSP-Lykens says they got a report earlier Tuesday that Dreisigacker was missing. Family members informed police Tuesday that they last seen and heard from the man on Jan. 11.
Dreisigacker’s vehicle was last seen on Goldmine Road, Dauphin County, on Tuesday. The place the vehicle was located is near the Schuylkill, Dauphin, and Lebanon County lines. All around that area is State Game Lands. Police say Dreisigacker “has a recent history of medical issues”.
State Police say members of the PA Game Commission are actively searching for Dreisigacker.
If you have information on Dreisigacker’s current location, please notify State Police at Lykens by calling 717-362-8700.
Missing Person: Stewart J. Dreisigacker
(Photo via PSP-Lykens)
- Age: 60
- Height: 5’9″
- Weight: 180 lbs.
- Eyes: Brown
- Hair: Brown
Dreisigacker was last seen wearing a light-colored flannel shirt and blue jeans. He wears eyeglasses.
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