KELLIHER — The Beltrami County Sheriff’s Office is requesting public assistance seeking a Kelliher man last seen in April 24.
According to a news release, 68-year-old Russell Coyle made arrangements for his dog with family and friends that day.
The sheriff’s office stated officials believe Coyle could have left town, possibly heading west to find work. But his current whereabouts are unknown, given that he is not known to drive a car, usually relying on family and friends for transportation.
Coyle is 5 feet, 7 inches, about 200 pounds with graying red hair and blue eyes. He often wears a beard and carries pliers on his belt.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts should contact the sheriff’s office at 218-333-9111.
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