At-risk missing person last seen in Heritage Ranch 

Clayton Endes was last seen by his neighbors near his backyard in a creek bed

– On Sunday, the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office received a report from a family member of an at-risk missing person out of Heritage Ranch. Clayton Endes is described as a 32-year-old, white, male adult.

The family member last made contact with Endes last Friday. At that time, it’s believed Endes was having a mental health crisis. When deputies responded to his residence in Heritage Ranch, Endes was not at the location, but his vehicle was still in the driveway, and he had left his personal and work phones at the residence.

Neighbors reported that Endes had asked them if they could look after his dog for a couple of days while he went on a walkabout. Endes was last seen by his neighbors near his backyard in a creek bed. Endes was wearing all black clothing with a black jacket and black beanie.

Endes is 5′ 10″ tall, 190 pounds, bald, with blue eyes.

The sheriff’s search and rescue team has been searching the area since this morning but the sheriff’s office needs the public’s help. If anyone has information on his whereabouts, contact the sheriff’s office at (805) 781-4550.

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