On March 20, about 10:30 a.m., an unidentified Hispanic male was brought to a local
hospital. He was initially found on a sidewalk off of Long Beach Blvd and 10th St. in Long Beach. The hospital is seeking the public’s help in identifying this patient because he had no documentation or evidence of his identity with him.
Below is a general description of the patient; anyone with information that
may help to identify him is asked to call: 562-491-9381 or 562-491-9000.
Sex: Male
Race/Ethnicity: Hispanic
Approximate age: 30-40’s
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black, shaven
Height: 5’8” (approximately)
Weight: 154 pounds (approximately)
Other Identifiers: Scars on left knee and mid thigh. Tattoos: “Natalie” on left upper arm, “Your Loss” on the mid upper chest, “Arredondo” on the right upper chest/neck, and “Francisca” on the left chest.
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