Crime & Safety
Missing North Jersey Man Last Seen Monday, State Police Seek Help
The man left home without a cell phone, according to New Jersey State Police.
HARMONY TOWNSHIP, NJ — Officials reported a North Jersey man missing, and New Jersey State Police are seeking help in finding him. Bryan T. Vanassen, of Harmony Township, was last seen at his home at about 7 a.m. Monday.
Vanassen, 42, left home without his cell phone is is believed to be driving a black 1988 Ford Bronco, with a 4-inch lift, large black antenna on the rear, and chrome grill guard with New Jersey license plate A87NZY.
State Police provided a stock photograph of the vehicle:
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Vanassen is known to frequent Easton, Pennsylvania, authorities said.
Police described him as a white male, who is 5 feet, 11 inches tall and 150 pounds. He is balding and has brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a brown jacket and black jogging pants with a silver stripe, police said.
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Vanassen has depression and anxiety, and it's unknown whether he has his medications with him.
Anyone with information can contact the Troop "B" Washington Station Detective Bureau at 908-689-3101. State Police welcome anonymous tips.
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