BPD seeks help finding at-risk missing man
The Bakersfield Police Department asked Wednesday for the community's help in locating a missing man considered to be at risk because of health issues.
Isaiah Lopez, 25, was last seen in the 600 block of Truxtun Avenue. Lopez is described as Hispanic, 5 feet, 8 inches, 200 pounds, with black shaved hair, brown eyes, black facial hair and wearing unknown clothing.
BPD asks that anyone with information about his location call 661-327-7111.
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