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UPDATE: Man, 32, and his dog missing from Jasper have been located, say police

Cody Lylack (Langton) and his dog Hammy found located safe and sound
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32-year-old Cody Lylack (Langton). (Courtesy Jasper RCMP) (Courtesy Jasper RCMP)

Update (March 29):

Cody Lylack (Langton) has been located safe. Jasper RCMP would like to thank the public and media for their assistance in this matter. RCMP would also like to advise Hammy the dog was located safe as well.

Original March 25):

RCMP are hoping the public can help them find a missing man, last seen in Jasper National Park the morning of March 24 and who may be heading for Vancouver Island.

According to a March 25 news release, Jasper RCMP are looking for 32-year-old Cody Lylack (Langton).

Police believe he was in Jasper National Park the morning of March 24 and say there is a general concern for his safety and well-being. It’s also believed he was recently in Williams Lake. Jasper RCMP would like to speak with him.

Lylack is described as six-foot-one and about 210 pounds with brown hair and green eyes.

He was travelling in a 2010 Chevy Silverado, Alberta license plate BSS3856 and should have a brown dog with him. Officers say he may be travelling to Vancouver Island.

Anyone who knows his whereabouts is asked to call Jasper RCMP at 780-852-4848 or local police.

READ ALSO: Victoria Police Department outlines what it means to be a ‘high risk’ missing person


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32-year-old Cody Lylack (Langton). (Courtesy Jasper RCMP) (Courtesy Jasper RCMP)


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