Dallas Police Issued Silver Alert for Missing Resident
The Dallas Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate 66-year-old Alexander Ngoke.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Alzheimer’s
Dallas police have issued a Silver Alert for 66-year-old Alexander Ngoke, who was last seen on October 10. Ngoke, who has a diagnosed cognitive impairment, was reported missing near the 5000 block of Pineland Drive.
Why it matters
Silver Alerts are activated when there is a credible threat to the health and safety of an individual with a cognitive impairment, making public awareness critical for their safe recovery. Authorities emphasize that time is a significant factor in these search efforts.
Official law enforcement bulletins confirmed the missing status of a 66-year-old man with a cognitive impairment. The search remains active, with no confirmation on his current location or safety status as of the latest report.
The players
Dallas Police Department
The municipal law enforcement agency responsible for public safety and the activation of Silver Alerts in Dallas.
Alexander Ngoke
A 66-year-old resident with a diagnosed cognitive impairment who is the subject of an active Silver Alert.
The details
Silver Alerts utilize public dissemination to trigger rapid response for vulnerable individuals. In this case, the missing man was last observed without shoes, wearing a cream long-sleeve shirt and gray shorts. Authorities are coordinating search efforts following his disappearance late in the evening.
Timeline
October 10, 11:50 p.m.: Alexander Ngoke was last seen on Pineland Drive.
Health Landscape
This search follows the standard operating procedures established by the Texas Silver Alert program to mobilize community assistance. The initiative represents a critical public health mechanism for ensuring the safety of adults living with diagnosed cognitive impairments.
Residents in the area should remain observant and contact authorities if they see an individual matching the description provided. If you are caring for a relative with cognitive decline, discussing safety protocols and tracking options with a physician is a vital preventive step.
The takeaway
When a vulnerable person with cognitive impairment goes missing, community vigilance is the most effective tool for a safe recovery. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Dallas Police Department at 214-671-4268.
Further reading
For resources on supporting loved ones with memory-related conditions, visit our Alzheimer’s section.
