Man missing from north of Grande Cache

Grande Cache RCMP has reached out to the public for help finding a missing man, 20-year-old Tommy Lance Harrington.

Police say he’s last believed to have been with his pickup truck on the Cinch Road, 70 kilometres north of the hamlet. That was on January 5th around 9 p.m.

His truck has since been found stuck there within sight of Highway 40. RCMP says it’s unknown whether he was picked up and he hasn’t been in contact with anyone since.

Harrington is described as Indigenous, 5’8″ and 145 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He was wearing jeans and a blue hoodie.

Police say there’s concern for the man’s wellbeing. Anyone who has seen him or who has information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the detachment in Grande Cache.

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