Reginald Arthur Johnson is a Black man who was reported missing after he was last seen in Fresno County, California on June 6, 2022. Publicly available listings identify him as 61 years old at the time he disappeared, and he has not been reported as located in those listings.
Johnson is described as approximately 5'9" and 153 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He is known by the nickname Reggie, and may also use the first name Ricky, which can be important when reviewing tips, hospital logs, shelter records, or other sightings that might not be made under his legal name. A particularly distinctive identifier noted in public case information is the presence of tattoos on his chest with the names Sandra and Marilyn.
Beyond these identifiers, very few circumstances have been publicly released about where in Fresno County he was last seen, what he was doing, who he was with, what he was wearing, or whether he had access to transportation. That lack of detail can make community tips even more valuable, because small pieces of information, such as a remembered interaction, a familiar nickname, or recognition of a tattoo, can be what helps investigators narrow down a timeline or location.
Anyone who believes they know where Reginald Arthur Johnson is, or who has information that could help confirm his identity or movements after he was last seen, is encouraged to contact the appropriate law enforcement agency rather than intervening directly. The California Department of Justice’s missing persons resources emphasize contacting the listed law enforcement agency or using the statewide hotline 1-800-222-FIND. Fresno County’s Sheriff-Coroner’s Office also directs the public to report missing person information through the law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over the last-known location.
For families and friends, a long-term missing-person case is a painful kind of uncertainty, where ordinary days can feel suspended by unanswered questions. Keeping Reginald Arthur Johnson’s name, identifiers, and possible alternate names in circulation gives the public a better chance to recognize him and share information that could help bring clarity, safety, and hope.
Last Seen: Jun 06, 2022
