Mom is looking for son who disappeared at the hotel and left the truck running with a dog inside

The authorities are looking for a missing Colorado man whose truck and dog were found near a hotel earlier this month.

The Castle police department Was announced in a Tuesday May 20 News Notice that Paul Aragon, 34, lived in his truck around his disappearance. Aragon, who was from Aurora, is believed to have worked in Littleton or Lakewood.

On May 2, a Broomfield Police in Aragon’s truck discovered at about 03:15 local time in a construction area outside Edgeview Drive, near Woodspring Suites.

“The truck’s engine was still driving, the lamps were on and a dog was inside,” the release. “Officier searched in the surrounding area on foot and with a departmental, but did not think anything suspicious. Paul was not a guest at the hotel and did not answer when officers tried to reach him by phone.”

The following day, May 3, another officer checked on the vehicle, who remained parked with the dog still inside. From concern for the welfare of the animal, it took to local protection while the authorities continued to search the area, the report says.

Five days later, Aragon’s mother, who was announced by the police, contacted her son’s dog had been found, contacted the authorities and reported him missing. She told them that she had not heard from Aragon since April 28 or 29 and that he had not appeared for work on May 5.

The police said they are unsure how Aragon’s truck was found in Broomfield. They added that the investigation is ongoing and that they have been in contact with his mother after the report on missing persons was submitted.

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In a threatened missing warning hill from Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Aragon is described as 5 feet, 8 inches long and weighs 145 kg, with black hair and brown eyes. He also has a Koi fish sleeve tattoo on his left arm.

“The legislation is worried about Paul’s security,” CBI said in its bulletin.

Those who have seen Aragon are encouraged to call the 911 or Broomfield Police Department of 303-438-6400, says CBI.