Lubbock Man Missing, Police Need Your Help Finding Him

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***UPDATED AT 9:35 a.m. 6/1/2023***

Wesley Rush has been found according to the Lubbock Police Department.

"Rush was located safely this morning in the 2500 block of 35^th Street around 8:00 a.m."

***ORIGINAL STORY BELOW***

Have you seen this man? His name is Wesley Rush and the Lubbock Police Department is looking for him. According to a press release from the Lubbock Police Department, Rush enjoys visiting the area of 34th and University Avenue.

Kasie Davis, Lubbock Police

In a press release issued on Wednesday, the Lubbock Police Department didn't give many details as to how long Rush had been missing or who had listed him as missing. Just that police were searching for him and that the last time someone saw him was on May 25th.

Investigators with the Lubbock Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit are
asking for the public’s help locating 60-year-old Wesley Rush.
Rush was last seen on foot in the 2400 block of 39th Street on May 25th. Rush is 5 feet 7 inches
tall, weighs 140 pounds and has green eyes and grey hair.
He often frequents the area of 34th Street and University Avenue.
If anyone has any information regarding Rush’s location, they are asked to call Detective
Thurman at (806) 775-2782

If more information becomes available, KFYO News will update you and this story.

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