North Charleston, August 26, 2025
News Summary
The North Charleston Police Department has successfully located a missing man who had not been seen for several days. The individual was found safe near Rivers Avenue and McMillan Avenue, bringing relief to the community. Authorities had been searching for him after he was reported missing, coinciding with the search for another missing man, Bradley McIntosh. As the police continue their investigation into McIntosh’s case, community involvement remains crucial in ensuring public safety and supporting missing persons efforts.
North Charleston, SC – The North Charleston Police Department has successfully located a missing man who had not been seen since June 14, 2025. The man was found safe on a Saturday evening, though further details about his condition and the circumstances of his return have not been disclosed.
Authorities initially began searching for the man after he was last seen in the vicinity of Rivers Avenue and McMillan Avenue. The search was part of broader public efforts to ensure the well-being of those reported missing in the local area. This comes in the wake of a concurrent search for another missing individual, Bradley McIntosh, a 40-year-old man who was last seen on Wednesday, May 28.
McIntosh was reportedly spotted on Medical Plaza Drive prior to his disappearance. At that time, he was wearing a black hoodie, a black hat, blue jeans, and Vans sneakers. Described as standing 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing approximately 130 pounds, McIntosh has been the focus of police investigations in hopes of finding him. His case remains open, prompting officials to encourage anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to reach out to the authorities at 843-740-2860.
The police have faced challenges in locating both individuals amid the ongoing efforts to enhance community safety and build public awareness about missing persons. Providing timely information regarding such cases is crucial for timely resolutions. The North Charleston community has actively participated in searches and supported police efforts, showcasing a collective concern for the welfare of their neighbors.
The success in locating the first missing man provides some relief, yet it underscores the ongoing difficulties faced by law enforcement when searching for missing individuals. It illustrates the importance of vigilance and community awareness in ensuring that everyone is accounted for and safe.
As the police department continues its investigation into McIntosh’s case, it reminds the public about the vital role they play in assisting with information and support. Reports of missing persons not only highlight individual tragedies but also serve as a call to action for community support systems to come together in search of solutions.
Background Context
The issue of missing persons remains a critical concern both locally and nationally. The North Charleston Police Department frequently engages in campaigns to raise awareness about missing individuals and offer support for families seeking answers. With statistics showing a high number of people reported missing each year, community engagement has proven to be essential in aiding investigations and providing necessary resources.
As investigations continue, officials remain committed to resolving ongoing cases and apprehending those responsible for any potential foul play. Residents are reminded to stay observant and assist law enforcement when possible to create a safer environment for all.
FAQ Section
Who is Bradley McIntosh?
Bradley McIntosh is a 40-year-old man who was last seen on the morning of May 28, 2025. He was reportedly spotted on Medical Plaza Drive and is described as standing 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing 130 pounds.
What should I do if I have information about McIntosh’s whereabouts?
If you have information regarding Bradley McIntosh’s whereabouts, you are encouraged to contact the North Charleston Police Department at 843-740-2860.
What are the details of the recently located missing man?
The missing man was located safe after being unaccounted for since June 14, 2025. He was found on a Saturday evening near Rivers Avenue and McMillan Avenue.
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Missing Individuals | Two cases currently active – one resolved and one ongoing search |
| Last Seen Dates | Man located: June 14, 2025; Bradley McIntosh: May 28, 2025 |
| Location of Last Sightings | Rivers Ave & McMillan Ave (located man), Medical Plaza Drive (McIntosh) |
| McIntosh Description | 40 years old, 5’9″, 130 lbs, wearing black hoodie, black hat, blue jeans, Vans |
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- Count on 2: Missing Man Found Dead in North Charleston
- Wikipedia: Missing Person
- Google Search: North Charleston Missing Persons
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Missing Persons
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