Penticton RCMP are seeking public assistance regarding missing person Phillip Shuhmacher.
Shuhmacher was last seen at his parent’s ranch in Kaleden, B.C., on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Family members say there is video evidence of Shuhmacher entering the home in the afternoon, but no video of him leaving.
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They believe he left through a back door, with family members realizing he was missing later that night.
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According to police, many people are concerned for Shuhmacher’s well-being.
Phillip, 36, is described as a six-foot-tall Caucasian male, weighing 140 pounds with a thin build, green eyes and brown hair.
Family members say a grid search is being planned for Saturday in the woods surrounding the property.
If you have any information about Phillip, or where he might be, you are asked to contact the Penticton RCMP at 250-492-4300 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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