Apopka police looking for missing man suffering from ‘unusual stress’ Phillip Smith was last seen Friday
Phillip Smith. (Apopka Police Department)
APOPKA, Fla. – Police in Apopka are looking for a missing man who was last seen Friday morning.
Phillip Smith, 55, was last seen wearing a grey/blue t-shirt, blue cargo jeans and brown boots.
Smith’s wife and son told police that Smith was seen between 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Friday, and when they returned home, they could not find him.
They believe Smith will be on foot and may be carrying a large red and grey backpack.
His family says Smith had been suffering from some unusual stress due to recent life events.
Anyone who has seen him should contact Apopka police at 407-703-1757.
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