Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP144088)
Leeshai Coleman, a 30-year-old Black male from Davenport, Florida, was reported missing after last being seen on May 18, 2025. Local authorities received the initial report the following day, and the Polk County Sheriff's Office registered his disappearance under case number 25‑20615 on May 19. His information was later shared with national missing-person systems to broaden the search and solicit public assistance.
Coleman was described by law enforcement as approximately 5'10" tall, weighing around 170 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Apart from these general identifiers—hair and eye color, height, and weight—no distinctive marks such as tattoos or scars were publicly noted. Details regarding his clothing or last known location remain limited in official records.
Contact information maintained by the Polk County Sheriff's Office included outreach through Sheriff Service Officer Charlotte Clark at 863‑298‑6834, based out of Winter Haven. This allowed the community and anyone with potential leads to share tips and relevant information.
Recent updates confirm that Coleman has since been located. Public statements have not shared specific timing or circumstances, and the details are described only as vague. No indication of foul play or further follow-up from law enforcement has been made publicly available. It appears authorities have closed the missing-person alert, though no formal statement has elaborated on his current well-being.
In summary, after being reported missing in mid‑May and added to national databases, Leeshai Coleman has now been found. Despite the lack of precise or publicly disclosed details, the key facts remain: his disappearance, physical profile, law enforcement involvement, and resolution with his return.Last Seen: May 18, 2025
