Rocky Mount Police seeking public’s assistance in search of missing 26-year-old He was last seen 3 weeks ago
Brian Fielder (Courtesy of Rocky Mount Police) (RMPD 2024)
ROCKY MOUNT, Va. – The Rocky Mount Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing 26-year-old man.
Brian Fielder was last seen three weeks ago, he is described as 5′8 and has brown hair and blue eyes.
Fielder drives a black 2003 Subaru Wagon with a Virginia Tag TFV-5381
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Anyone with information on Fielder’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Rocky Mount Police Department immediately at 540-483-3000 or 540-483-9275.
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