Kirkland Police looking for missing Clark Mills man
KIRKLAND, NY (WUTR/WFXV/WPNY) — The Kirkland Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a missing Clark Mills man who has not been heard from since October.
Police have been searching for 21-year-old Daniel Martinelli of Clark Mills. Martinelli was last seen leaving his residence in October following a disagreement with his mother. When his mother had not heard from him since his departure, she called the police recently.
Daniel left the residence after his mother declined to allow a female acquaintance, only known as 'Kim,' to stay at the residence.
It is believed that Martinelli may be in the area of La Vale, Maryland — approximately seven miles east of Frostburg — traveling in a white Chevrolet Impala. The Impala has a New York State license plate with the number KCE-8145. The female acquaintance may be traveling with him.
According to his family, Martinelli has autism but is high-functioning, independent, and capable of making his own decisions. According to Kirkland Police, there is no indication that Daniel is in immediate danger. His family is concerned for his well-being and asked the Kirkland Police Department to locate him for a welfare check.
Further investigation suggests that Martinelli may be intentionally avoiding contact due to the situation at home. Police have said that they wish to ensure Martinelli's safety and do not intend to interfere with his independence.
If you have any information on Martinelli's whereabouts or have seen him or his vehicle, you are encouraged to contact the Kirkland Police Department at 315-853-3311 or contact your local law enforcement agency.
This is an ongoing investigation. We will provide more information as it becomes available to us.
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