Family identifies man found unresponsive in Richmond
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Unidentified man found unresponsive in Richmond.
OAKLAND, Calif. - UPDATE: The patient was identified by family in Bakersfield who had been searching for him since July 19. They filed a missing person report on July 29.
At the Wilma Chan Highland Hospital, there lies a patient who's incapacitated, critically ill, but also without a name.
The Alameda Hospital System is reaching out to the public to help identify a man who arrived at their hospital with no identification.
The man is described as a man standing at 5 feet 8 inches and weighing 175 pounds. Staff described the man as between 26 and 35 years old.
He also bears tattoos on his arms with the names "Chase" and "Kiersten."
The man was found unresponsive near the railroad tracks between the 1900 block of San Joaquin Street and Interstate 580 in Richmond.
Efforts to identify the man using canvassing, fingerprinting, and involving assistance from law enforcement and a private investigator have proven fruitless.
Anyone who recognizes the man is asked to immediately contact the Alameda Health System at (510) 867-8370.