WRIGHTSVILLE, Pa. — On Wednesday morning, officials gave an update on a missing Wrightsville teenager at a press conference.
Police say Kadin Black, 19, of Lower Windsor Township was last seen on Dec. 17, 2022 at his home on Vickilee Drive.
"He had been staying there for several months but left unexpectedly without any notice. At this time there were no signs of foul play," said Lower Windsor Township Police Chief L. James Thomas.
Police were contacted on Dec. 20. Since then, they've worked with the York County District Attorney to conduct local searches, interview friends and family, and follow up on several reported sightings.
Nothing has led to finding Black.
“He’s a 19-year-old man but we are very concerned for his welfare and well-being," said Chief Thomas.
Investigators say Black hasn't used his credit card since he went missing and several of his social media platforms have been deleted.
His family just wants him to come home.
“You are so loved by so many people, so many people are missing you, so many people are worried about you," said Kara Patterson, Kadin's mother. “If anybody knows anything, please just let me know my son is okay. I just need to know my son is okay.”
Lower Windsor Township Police say at this point, it's not a criminal investigation.
Black is described as having brown hair and brown eyes. He stands 5'10" tall and weighs 160 pounds.
Anyone with information on Black's whereabouts has been asked to contact the Lower Windsor Township Police Department at 717-244-8055 at extension 112 or anonymously contact the Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers Toll-Free at 1-800-4PA-TIPS (8477).
Those with information can also contact police online here.
You can watch the press conference on our live stream here.