Police seek help to find Kingston teen missing since April
The City of Kingston police are marking four months since the disappearance of a local teen.
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Aug 25, 2023, 9:34 PM
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Updated 379 days ago
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10h agoThe City of Kingston police are marking four months since the disappearance of a local teen.
Investigators say 17-year-old Bryan Coy Pan was last seen in April in the City of Kingston.
Police say Pan was placed in the city from out of the county and has no family in the area.
Officials say the circumstances have made it difficult for police to gather information on him.
Anyone who might have seen Pan is asked to contact Kingston police at 845-331-1671.
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