The Eyrie

SAN ANTONIO, TX — San Antonio police are asking for the public’s help in finding Tyrone Moore, a 50-year-old man who was last seen on the city’s North Side and has a diagnosed medical condition.

Moore was last heard from on Oct. 22, according to the San Antonio Police Department. Officers said he was last seen in the 700 block of East Josephine Street, near Pearl.

Police have released a description of what he was wearing and several identifying features in hopes someone can help locate him quickly. Anyone with information is being urged to contact the department’s Missing Person Unit.

Police say Moore was last seen near Pearl on the North Side

The missing-person notice places Moore’s last known location in a busy area close to Pearl, one of the better-known parts of San Antonio’s North Side. Investigators have not said where he may have gone after he was last seen.

Moore’s disappearance was reported through the police department’s missing-person effort, which often relies on tips from people who may have seen a person in the neighborhood or encountered them elsewhere in the city. Police have not released any additional details about the circumstances of his disappearance.

For now, the key public information is the date he was last heard from and the location where he was last seen. That combination can help witnesses narrow down whether they saw him nearby or around another part of town after Oct. 22.

What Moore was wearing and how officers describe him

According to SAPD, Moore was last seen wearing denim shorts and a black hoodie. Police also describe him as 5 feet 7 inches tall with brown eyes and black curly hair.

Investigators said Moore has a cross tattoo on his left forearm and is left-handed. Those details may help people recognize him if they saw him in the area or somewhere else after he went missing.

When police issue these descriptions, they are often trying to make it easier for the public to spot small but memorable traits. In this case, the clothing and identifying marks could be especially useful for anyone who has regular contact with people in the neighborhood.

Medical concern adds urgency to the search

Police said Moore has a diagnosed medical condition, which is why they are pressing for tips from the public. Authorities did not say what condition he has, but the reference signals that time may matter in locating him safely.

Missing-person cases involving medical concerns can become more urgent when a person has been out of contact for days. SAPD has not said whether there are any signs of foul play or whether investigators believe Moore may still be in the San Antonio area.

The department’s message is straightforward: any small piece of information could help. Even a brief sighting, a vehicle pickup, or contact with someone who matches Moore’s description could matter to detectives working the case.

How to contact the Missing Person Unit with tips

Anyone who knows where Moore may be is asked to call the San Antonio Police Department’s Missing Person Unit at 210-207-7660. Police are seeking direct tips from the public rather than asking people to go looking for him on their own.

That phone line is the main contact point released by SAPD in the notice. Officers have not provided any other reporting method in the information made public so far.

If someone believes they have seen Moore, the most useful details would likely include where and when the sighting happened, along with any clothing or companion information. Those details can help investigators compare a tip with Moore’s last known movements.

Missing-person cases often rely on neighborhood awareness

Cases like this frequently move forward because someone remembers a person in a particular place or notices a description that matches. That is especially true when police identify a specific last known block and a precise time frame for the public to use.

Moore’s last known location near Pearl may also help people think back to ordinary routines, such as commuting, shopping, or walking in the area around East Josephine Street. Police have not said whether he had connections to that neighborhood or was simply passing through.

For now, the search depends on tips from the community and anyone who may have seen Moore after Oct. 22. SAPD has not announced any further developments in the case.