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Missing Maine man hasn't been seen since May 12

"He has not been in contact with family or friends, and his cellphone is currently going straight to voicemail," police said.

WINDHAM, Maine — The Windham Police Department is seeking help from the public in locating a missing person.

Alex R. Jackson, 33, was last seen on the afternoon of Friday, May 12, according to a release from Windham police. He was reported to be traveling to Vermont, possibly the Lyndonville or St. Johnsbury areas, officials said. 

Police said Jackson may have his dog with him. On Monday, however, his sister said in a Facebook post the dog had been located with no signs of Jackson nearby.

His sister, Kayla Jackson, said in the post the dog was found in North Yarmouth off Gray Road. She shared more photos of her brother and his truck in hopes it will help someone recognize or find him.

"[Jackson] has not been in contact with family or friends and his cellphone is currently going straight to voicemail," the release stated.

Police describe Jackson as 5-feet, 7-inches tall and 150 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. At the time he was last seen, he was wearing blue jeans, a hunting shirt, and a ball cap.

Jackson was last known to be driving a white Dodge Ram 3500 pickup truck with Maine farm license plates 97096. The truck was towing a flatbed trailer, police said.

Officials ask anyone who may have information to contact Windham police at 207-893-2810, option 2, and reference case number 23-W05556. 

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