Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP144081)
Leyogi Jamuary‑Quwon McCullough, a 29‑year‑old Black man standing about 6′2″ and weighing approximately 165 lb, was last seen in late May in Palmetto, Florida. Authorities reported he disappeared from the vicinity of the 1400 block of 26th Street East, shortly after indicating he might harm himself—prompting Manatee County law enforcement to classify him as a missing endangered person and issue an urgent alert.
His trusted family and the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office coordinated community efforts to locate him, relying on tip lines and public surveillance—though specifics about clothing or intended destination were never released. Investigators emphasized the importance of immediate public assistance, given the potential severity of his mental state.
Recent updates confirm that Leyogi has been located. Details regarding when or how he was found remain intentionally sparse, with authorities describing the information as vague. No official cause of his disappearance was disclosed, and there has been no confirmation of injury or danger upon his return. He is presumably safe and under the care of relevant agencies, although officials continue to review the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
The manatee County Sheriff’s Office has classified the case as resolved but maintains the investigation is ongoing. While they have not released a comprehensive statement, they affirm that his welfare is no longer a public concern. Family members expressed relief while requesting privacy as they work through reunification and recovery.
This development brings to a close the public phase of the search, but questions remain—chief among them: what led to Leyogi’s disappearance, and what support will help prevent a recurrence? Authorities indicate a commitment to follow‑up regarding his well‑being, even as they withhold full details to preserve discretion and respect privacy.Last Seen: May 19, 2025
