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A significant community appeal has emerged, drawing attention across North Little Rock as authorities seek crucial leads.
The North Little Rock Police Department is offering a crime stoppers reward for information that leads to the location of 70‑year‑old Charles Noise, who was last seen on August 29 at a local rehabilitation and nursing center. Noise suffers from multiple health issues, including Alzheimer’s and diabetes, and may be combative, prompting urgent public assistance. Anyone with tips can contact the department’s tip line or Detective Lonnell Tims.
Reward announced for information on missing senior
The North Little Rock Police Department released the reward offer on its official channel. The announcement specifies that Charles Noise was last observed at The Blossoms at North Little Rock Rehab & Nursing Center on August 29 at about 11:00 p.m. Details of his appearance were also provided.
Noise is described as approximately 6 feet tall and weighing around 180 pounds. He was wearing either a black or blue plaid jacket or shirt and a baseball hat when last seen. These identifiers are meant to aid the public in recognizing him.
He suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, Type 2 diabetes, kidney disease, and depression, and may be combative. Such conditions increase the urgency of locating him quickly. The police stress that his safety is a priority.
The department asks anyone with information to call the NLRPD Tip Line at (501) 680‑8439 or Detective Lonnell Tims at (501) 771‑7165. The reward amount was not disclosed in the release. The investigation remains active.
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