Dallas Police Issued Silver Alert for Missing Man
Authorities are searching for 66-year-old Alexander Ngoke after he went missing near Pineland Drive.
Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Alzheimer’s
The Dallas Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for Alexander Ngoke, a 66-year-old man with a cognitive impairment. He was last seen in the 5000 block of Pineland Drive on October 10.
Why it matters
The alert was activated because police determined that Ngoke’s disappearance poses a credible threat to his health and safety. The department is seeking public assistance to locate him quickly.
Alexander Ngoke is 66 years old and was last seen in the 5000 block of Pineland Drive. Police can be reached at 214-671-4268 regarding any information on his location.
The players
Alexander Ngoke
He is a 66-year-old man with a diagnosed cognitive impairment who is the subject of a city-wide search.
Dallas Police Department
This local law enforcement agency is responsible for investigating missing person cases and issuing public safety alerts in Dallas.
The details
Ngoke was last seen at 11:50 p.m. wearing a cream long-sleeve shirt and gray shorts. He was reportedly not wearing shoes at the time of his disappearance.
Timeline
Oct. 10 at 11:50 p.m. is when Ngoke was last seen on Pineland Drive.
Health Landscape
This search follows the standard activation protocols for the Texas Silver Alert program, which is specifically designed to assist in the recovery of missing older adults diagnosed with cognitive impairments.
Residents in the area should remain observant of the provided description, as the individual is not wearing shoes and may be disoriented. Those who have information are urged to contact the Dallas Police Department immediately to aid in his safe recovery.
The takeaway
Silver Alerts are vital tools that rely on community vigilance to protect vulnerable residents. If you see someone matching this description, call local authorities rather than attempting to provide assistance yourself, as individuals with cognitive impairments may be confused.
Further reading
For additional context on local support services, visit the Dallas Alzheimer’s section.
