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Hackensack Police Seek Missing Man Last Seen In May Leaving Maywood Job Feeling Ill

By Cecilia Levine,

10 hours ago

Police in Hackensack are seeking the public's help in finding a resident last seen on May 3.

Derick Gordon was reported missing after leaving his job in Maywood feeling ill that day, police said in a missing person's announcement.

As of Tuesday, Sept. 17, he has not been located. There are no known medical conditions, police said.

Anyone with information as to Gordon's whereabouts is urged to contact the Hackensack Police Department at 201-646-7777.

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8h ago

I'm sure they check local hospitals but I hope they continue to dive deep into a hospital because sometimes there are John Doe's that get overlooked while the police have inquired about this patient in a hospital. so I hope the police contact local hospitals agoversighted

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