Tyler Everett Sacht is described as: 6 ft 2 inches tall; 180 lbs Average build; Sandy blonde hair; Wears glasses and may appear to move slow due to physical limitations. If you have seen Sacht or have any information about his well being, contact the Campbell River RCMP at 250-286-6221.

UPDATE: Tyler Sacht has been located

Campbell River RCMP announced Monday (May 31) afternoon that 40-year-old male Tyler Everett Sacht has been located alive.

Police were very concerned about Sacht’s safety and put out a call for public assistance in locating him.

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