66-year-old from Neustadt missing-police asks for clues!

66-year-old from Neustadt missing-police asks for clues!

Neustadt an der Waldnaab, Deutschland - A 66-year-old man from the Neustadt district on Waldnaab, Klaus R., has been missing since June 19, 2025. The last time he was seen by a family member on the evening of June 18, when he started with his white VW Caddy (built year 2017, official license plate New-HG 198) from his place of residence in Störnstein. The local authorities, including the Neustadt an der Waldnaab police inspection, and several firefighting teams have already initiated extensive search measures, but so far without success, such as Nordbayern and and [Oberpfalz24] (https://oberpfalz24.de/oeffenthawenfahndung-66-jaehriger-mann-aus-stoernstein-misst-polizei-bittet-um- notes/)

Klaus R. is described as about 1.82 meters tall and with a strong stature. It weighs around 100 kilograms and has a striking gray hair wreath. On top of that, he speaks the typical Upper Palatinate dialect, which makes him known in the region. At the time of his disappearance, the missing person wore blue jeans, a polo shirt and a dark blue padded jacket without sleeves, and he also carried a small black travel bag with him.

Current search measures

The police urgently ask the population about clues to the whereabouts of Klaus R. or to his vehicle. All information can be sent directly to the Neustadt police inspection on Waldnaab on 09602/9402-0 or via the police call 110. Obviously, the police are much because of the search for the missing person as quickly as possible, and it uses every opportunity to collect tips from the population.

According to information from the [Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA)] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ersmittlungs- Unterstuetung/verzarbung-vermisstaellen/ processing vermisfaelle.html), persons are missing if they are absent without explanation and there is a risk to life or life. As a rule, the police start with search measures when such conditions are met. This applies in particular to adults who suddenly and unexpectedly disappear.

It is worrying to see how many people in Germany are missing every year. The BKA reported that at the beginning of 2025 there were around 9,420 missing missing cases. It should be emphasized that a large majority of cases - over 80 percent - can be clarified within one month. Nevertheless, the situation for relatives of the missing persons remains extremely tense. The case of Klaus R. again shows how important the community's attention is in such critical situations.