Urgent Alerts for Missing Persons in San Antonio

News Summary

San Antonio authorities have issued a Silver Alert for missing elderly man Jose Martinez and an endangered missing person alert for young man Charles Keeter. The community is rallying together to find them. While Jose remains missing, Charles has been safely located. Police urge anyone with information about Jose’s whereabouts to contact them.

Silver Alert and Endangered Missing Person Alert Issued in San Antonio

San Antonio is on high alert as authorities have issued a Silver Alert for a missing elderly man, along with an endangered missing person alert for a young man with disabilities. The community is uniting to help find these individuals and bring them safely back to their families.

Missing Elderly Man: Jose Martinez

The Silver Alert has been activated for Jose Martinez, a 69-year-old man who was last seen on Monday, April 6, 2025, around 4:25 p.m. Jose was last spotted in the vicinity of 8001 Midcrown Drive. His family and friends are understandably worried about his safety and well-being, hoping that someone might know where he is.

Described as a Hispanic man, Jose stands tall at approximately 6 feet and weighs about 177 pounds. He has distinguishing features such as white hair and brown eyes. During his disappearance, he was wearing a large blue jacket, a black long-sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and blue shoes. His appearance may help people identify him in case they spot him wandering about the city.

The San Antonio Police Department is urging anyone who might have seen Jose or has any information regarding his whereabouts to contact them without delay at (210) 207-7660. Every little bit of information could be crucial in bringing him home to his loved ones.

Young Man with Disabilities: Charles Keeter

Alongside the search for Jose, there is also concern for Charles Keeter, a 22-year-old man who went missing around 9:00 a.m. on the same day, April 6, 2025. Charles was last seen in the 400 block of Calumet Place. His disappearance has raised significant alarm as he has been diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, making his situation particularly concerning.

Charles is described as a white male, standing at 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 152 pounds. He has dirty blonde hair and brown eyes. At the time he went missing, he was dressed in a camouflage jacket with a “Zimmerman” tag, paired with Air Force bottoms, a brown leather belt, combat boots, and a black and brown hat featuring “Outdoor Alabama.” His outfit could serve as a helpful identifier for anyone who might encounter him.

Fortunately, authorities later confirmed that the search for Charles took a positive turn when he was safely located and reunited with his family, leading to the discontinuation of the endangered missing person alert. This news brought relief to many who had been anxiously searching for him.

A Community Coming Together

The incidents involving Jose and Charles have highlighted the importance of community vigilance and support. As neighbors, friends, and family rally to help, it shows that in tough times, we can all come together to support one another.

For those in San Antonio, keeping an eye out for Jose and any information regarding his whereabouts can make all the difference in the world. It’s a reminder that we all play a part in looking out for one another and ensuring the safety of our friends, families, and neighbors.

As the search continues for Jose Martinez, let’s hope the news of his safe return follows the heartwarming story of Charles Keeter. The community of San Antonio thrives on compassion and unity, and together, they can make sure no one is left behind.

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Additional Resources

• News 4 San Antonio
• Wikipedia: Silver Alert
• ABC 33/40
• Google Search: Endangered Missing Person Alert
• KSAT News
• Google Scholar: community vigilance in missing person cases
• KENS 5 News
• Encyclopedia Britannica: San Antonio community support
• Express-News
• Google News: missing persons in San Antonio