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NRP Continue to Search For Missing Hamilton Man

Friday, 22 April 2022 13:58

By Linda Morgan

Photo Credit: Niagara Regional Police Services

33 year old Kyle Brocklebank last seen on March 24th in West Lincoln.

Niagara Regional Police are once again appealing to the public for information about a missing Hamilton man.

Officers say 33 year old Kyle Brocklebank was reported missing to the Hamilton Police Service on April 10th.

Investigators determined that he was last seen on March 24th in the area of London Road and Thompson Road in West Lincoln.

The Niagara Regional Police Service has taken over the investigation.

Kyle is described as:

Male
White
6’3" tall
185 lbs
Short dark hair that is spiked in the front
Thin goatee

He was believed to be wearing:

Black jacket
Blue jeans
Black DC shoes

There is a concern for his well-being, and anyone with information is asked to contact the NRPS Communications Unit at 905-688-4111.

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