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GLIDE — Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a Glide man whose pickup was found over an embankment on Little River Road Monday morning.
Officials have not been able to find Michael Patrick Mallory, 50, who headed for work as usual Monday morning and apparently hasn’t been seen since, according to a Douglas County Sheriff’s Office press release.
Mallory is the owner of the Gotta Hava Java coffee stand enterprise.
The man’s silver 1999 Dodge 4x4 pickup was found around 7:30 a.m. in the 3700 block of the road. It had traveled off the south side of the road and about 20 feet down the embankment, according to the press release.
The pickup had moderate damage to the front end, which had smashed into a tree. Deputies found no one at the scene, but determined the vehicle belonged to Mallory. They went to the man’s home to look for him, and his wife reported he’d left for work.
Officials are not sure what time Mallory left for work, said Dwes Hutson, Sheriff’s Office spokesman. The truck was found about four miles from Mallory’s home.
Sheriff’s Office marine patrol deputies used a boat to search Little River downstream about four miles to the North Umpqua River and found no signs of Mallory, according to the release.
A search of the immediate area was also conducted, Hutson said, but at this point, the man’s disappearance remains a mystery.
“They’re trying to cover as much ground as they can and cover as many bases as they can,” he said of officials.
Mallory is described as standing 6-feet, 2-inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. He has graying strawberry blond hair and blue eyes.
Anyone with information on Mallory’s whereabouts or who may have seen his vehicle early Monday morning should contact the Sheriff’s Office at 440-4471.
Officials have not been able to find Michael Patrick Mallory, 50, who headed for work as usual Monday morning and apparently hasn’t been seen since, according to a Douglas County Sheriff’s Office press release.
Mallory is the owner of the Gotta Hava Java coffee stand enterprise.
The man’s silver 1999 Dodge 4x4 pickup was found around 7:30 a.m. in the 3700 block of the road. It had traveled off the south side of the road and about 20 feet down the embankment, according to the press release.
The pickup had moderate damage to the front end, which had smashed into a tree. Deputies found no one at the scene, but determined the vehicle belonged to Mallory. They went to the man’s home to look for him, and his wife reported he’d left for work.
Officials are not sure what time Mallory left for work, said Dwes Hutson, Sheriff’s Office spokesman. The truck was found about four miles from Mallory’s home.
Sheriff’s Office marine patrol deputies used a boat to search Little River downstream about four miles to the North Umpqua River and found no signs of Mallory, according to the release.
A search of the immediate area was also conducted, Hutson said, but at this point, the man’s disappearance remains a mystery.
“They’re trying to cover as much ground as they can and cover as many bases as they can,” he said of officials.
Mallory is described as standing 6-feet, 2-inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. He has graying strawberry blond hair and blue eyes.
Anyone with information on Mallory’s whereabouts or who may have seen his vehicle early Monday morning should contact the Sheriff’s Office at 440-4471.
