The Camden County Sheriff’s Department is asking for help in finding a missing man.
36 year old James Hanberry the Third was last seen July 9th around 2 at his home.
Authorities say he suffers from a personality disorder and is currently off his medication.
Hanberry is described as 6’1, 185 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, and drives a 2015 black Nissan Rogue.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Camden County Sheriff’s Office.
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