BREWER, Maine — UPDATE (Tuesday, April 6)
The Brewer Police Department said the missing 24-year-old Brewer man, Albert Schultz, was found dead by the Maine Warden Service.
The Maine State Police is now handling the investigation. State police spokesperson Shannon Moss tells NEWS CENTER Maine Schultz was found on Friday, April 2, in Devereaux Township in Washington County. She said there are no signs of foul play.
Original Story (Thursday, April 1)
The Brewer Police Department is coordinating with Maine Warden Service, Maine State Police, and Washington County Sheriff’s Office to search for 24-year-old Albert Schultz of Brewer.
Police say Schultz was last seen at his place of employment Tuesday morning, and friends and family "are concerned about his well-being."
Schultz was reportedly seen traveling east on Route 9 in the Beddington area around 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, police say their investigation revealed. Available information indicated he may still be in the Washington County area, possibly in a wooded location.
Schultz is described as being approximately 5'9" 193 pounds with red hair. He is driving a dark blue 2013 Nissan Rogue with Maine plates (5432XF).
Anyone with information is asked to call the Brewer Police Department at 207-989-7000 or your local law enforcement agency.
