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If you know Jamal Hassan (AWA staffer)
Apr. 28th, 2012 09:39 pmEdited to add: Jamal has been found, he's home and OK. Thanks for your concern.
Forwarded Message from Patrick M. This is kinda serious.
Hey everyone,
Need your eyes and ears and grapevine. Jamal Hassan (AWA video) has gone missing, last seen on Thursday morning. This is missing as in missing-person-missing. A police report has been filed.
His family is upset, as are his coworkers. Jamal's phone was going straight to voicemail but it's full now and not working.
It is not known who he typically hangs out with but it seems like it might possibly be AWA staff or regulars or something, so if you could think for a moment about who that might be, or pass the word around. Maybe somebody has seen Jamal or knows his haunts and might know something, or might have an idea of where to look. They might have seen him and not realized he was missing.
Best thing to do is pass any info to Jamal's mother Linda at 770-964-8690 or the Fairburn Police Department and/or the Fulton County Police.
Forwarded Message from Patrick M. This is kinda serious.
Hey everyone,
Need your eyes and ears and grapevine. Jamal Hassan (AWA video) has gone missing, last seen on Thursday morning. This is missing as in missing-person-missing. A police report has been filed.
His family is upset, as are his coworkers. Jamal's phone was going straight to voicemail but it's full now and not working.
It is not known who he typically hangs out with but it seems like it might possibly be AWA staff or regulars or something, so if you could think for a moment about who that might be, or pass the word around. Maybe somebody has seen Jamal or knows his haunts and might know something, or might have an idea of where to look. They might have seen him and not realized he was missing.
Best thing to do is pass any info to Jamal's mother Linda at 770-964-8690 or the Fairburn Police Department and/or the Fulton County Police.
