Search Intensifies for Missing Nashville Man Gerardo Behori, Last Seen Over a Week Ago

A Silver Alert has been issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation for Gerardo Behori, 64, of Nashville, who was last seen more than a week ago.According to WSMV, Behori was last observed on November 15 at his place of employment at RePublic High School on Brick Church Pike. The man may also be identified by his limp when walking. He was reported as being 5 7 in height, weighing 150 pounds, and having brown eyes and black hair.

The fact that Behori’s phone was last seen in use in the Opryland region before being switched off made it more difficult to track down his whereabouts, which further escalated the urgency of the situation. The Metro Nashville Police Department verified these data for news outlets. Because of his disappearance, the authorities are asking the public for help in finding him. According to FOX17, Behori is a 5’7″ man with a limp.

SILVER ALERT: Please assist us in locating 64-year-old Behori Gerardo, who was last seen on November 15 at his workplace, RePublic H.S. He was reported missing today. His phone was switched off when it was last detected in the Opryland area. It’s possible that he has a limp. Can you see him? Give 615-862-8600 a ring.zmYZWhnmZS pic.twitter.com/

Using the same information as before, the Metro Nashville Police Department used social media to spread the word about the search for Behori.As stated in their web appeal, “SILVER ALERT: Pls help us find Behori Gerardo, 64, last seen at his place of employment, RePublic H.S., on 11/15.”

In this crucial search for Gerardo Behori, the community is being urged to participate. Every second that goes by and every set of eyes on the lookout can make the difference between a person going missing and a community discovering one of its own in cases involving disappearances. According to the Metro Nashville Police Department’s social media post, anybody who may have seen or heard of Behori’s whereabouts since November 15 is encouraged to get in touch with the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND or the Metro Nashville Police Department at 615-862-8600.

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