Waco Police Department asks for help locating missing 30-year-old man last seen leaving restaurant

Waco, TX – The Waco Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 30-year-old man who was last seen in the area of North Valley Mills Drive.

According to police, Dillon Briggs was last known to be leaving a Whataburger in the area. He may be driving a 2003 white Ford F-150 with Texas license plate JCM3214.

Authorities said the man has a mental or developmental disability, raising concern for his safety.

Anyone who has seen him or knows his whereabouts is asked to call 911 or contact the Waco Police Department at 254-750-7500.

Police are urging the public to share the information as the search continues.

Waco Police Department asks for help locating missing 30-year-old man last seen leaving restaurant

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