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RCMP Launch Search for Missing Man Last Seen in Raymond
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are actively searching for Paul Frank Jamison, a 46-year-old man who has been missing since December 27, 2025. Authorities are particularly concerned for his wellbeing and believe he may be in the Calgary area.
Details of the Search Effort
According to the Raymond detachment, Jamison was last seen in Raymond, a community located in southern Alberta. He is described as a white male, standing approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing around 180 pounds. Jamison has blonde hair and blue eyes, which may help in identifying him during the search.
The RCMP are urging anyone who may have information regarding Jamison’s whereabouts to come forward. Individuals can contact the Raymond detachment directly at 403-752-4747. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Crime Stoppers for those who wish to remain confidential.
Community Involvement
The RCMP emphasize the importance of community involvement in locating missing persons. Local residents and businesses are encouraged to keep an eye out for Jamison and report any sightings or relevant details that could assist in the search.
As the search continues, the RCMP will provide updates to the public as more information becomes available. Authorities remain hopeful that community support will help bring Jamison home safely.
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