Missing Indigenous Person Alert Activated

Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 10:28 AM

Albert Payton has not been seen since January 19th in the Tacoma area.

A missing indigenous person alert has been activated for a missing man from the Chehalis Tribal community. Albert Payton has not been seen since January 19th in the Tacoma area. The alert weas sent out by the Chehalis Tribal Police yesterday with a flyer and photo of Albert. You are being asked to go to the link at our website and see if you recognize Albert. In the photo Albert is not wearing glasses but authorities say he may be wearing them now. If you have any information on his whereabouts, you’re asked to contact Tribal Police https://twitter.com/WSPMissingPers1/status/1630982126027042823/photo/1

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