02-22-2012, 04:43 PM
Jerry Perdomo was last seen Thursday and his gold 2011 Toyota was found the next day in the parking lot of a Walmart in Bangor, police said.
Perdomo, 31, of Orange City, had driven the rental car to Bangor to visit a friend, fellow firefighter Shane Rogers told the Bangor Daily News. Rogers said Perdomo did not show up for work on Sunday.
After serving in the U.S. Marine Corps, Perdomo joined the Seminole County Fire Department in June 2009 and worked at Station 41 in Midway, east of Sanford, Seminole County Fire Department spokeswoman Lt. Paula Thompson said. Members of her department are in contact with Perdomo's family "and are prepared to provide any support needed," she said.
"We are deeply concerned and in hope of safe news as to where he is," said fire Chief Leeanna Mims. Her agency has adopted a yellow ribbon campaign until Perdomo is located. He is married and has two children, Mims said.
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Perdomo, 31, of Orange City, had driven the rental car to Bangor to visit a friend, fellow firefighter Shane Rogers told the Bangor Daily News. Rogers said Perdomo did not show up for work on Sunday.
After serving in the U.S. Marine Corps, Perdomo joined the Seminole County Fire Department in June 2009 and worked at Station 41 in Midway, east of Sanford, Seminole County Fire Department spokeswoman Lt. Paula Thompson said. Members of her department are in contact with Perdomo's family "and are prepared to provide any support needed," she said.
"We are deeply concerned and in hope of safe news as to where he is," said fire Chief Leeanna Mims. Her agency has adopted a yellow ribbon campaign until Perdomo is located. He is married and has two children, Mims said.