Lexington Police continue to look for a missing man with mental health complications who they say made threats to himself, others and local business.
Police say 36-year-old James Caldwell allegedly wrote a letter that made some very serious threats to people and three local businesses. Because of that, Lexington Police are concerned about the safety of the city until they can find Caldwell.
He was last seen at a home on Eureka Springs in Lexington around 5:00 a.m. Tuesday.
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He is described as a 5-9 man with brown hair. He is believed to be driving a charcoal gray 2013 Toyota Corolla with a “Friends of Coal” Plate # 8563FA. Police say he may be in Lexington or surrounding counties.
Caldwell is considered to be a danger to himself and may be aggressive toward others due to a mental illness.
Police say this is a tough case for because they’re usually very sensitive to not disclosing information about someone’s mental state or their health issues, but because of all of the uncertainty surrounding Caldwell, they knew that public safety had to be the number one priority.
Caldwell has no criminal history here in Lexington.
Police say if anyone sees Caldwell, they should not approach him, but to call police immediately.
