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Seminole Firefighters Headed out to Find One of Their Own. FF Jerry Perdomo Missing in Maine

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I caught this story the other day…the plot thickened today.

Seminole County, Florida Firefighter Jerry Perdomo is missing in Maine. Perdomo,31, headed to Maine to meet a friend and was last seen on February 16th. When he failed to show up to work, his coworkers became worried. His vehicle was later found at a parking lot of a Bangor Wal Mart.

Missing Seminole Florida Firefighter Jerry Perdomo

In somewhat of a Hollywood twist, some Seminole Firefighters are headed to Maine to investigate for themselves. However, this is more like the truest example of what our Family and the Brotherhood is all about!

While it appears that there are plenty of details not being shared due to the investigation…I smell something fishy here. I don’t mean that Perdomo was doing anything illegal, but I have to wonder why a single firefighter would travel that many miles to visit a couple in Maine. 

There are two people who are believed to have seen Perdomo before his disappearance. Bangor police are looking for boyfriend/girlfriend Daniel Porter, 24, and Cheyanne Nowak, 23 (pictured below). They are believed to be in a tan 2005 Hyundai Elantra with Maine temporary tag 729-257. If you have any information, call Bangor police at (207) 947-7382.

CFNews13.com:

“We don’t want to be a hindrance to law enforcement but we also have a need in our family. We’ve got a family member that’s missing,” explains Dave Williams, Vice President of the Seminole County Professional Firefighters.

As Perdomo’s coat hangs from the truck that carries his team around to save lives, his colleagues wear yellow ribbons to remember his life.

From Seminole County Professional Firefighters Local 3254 web site:

Bangor police said they are looking for Daniel Porter, 24, and Cheyanne Nowak, 23

We are in contact with the family and using resources to help the family.  If you are interested in helping please call Vice-President Dave Williams at 321-689-7108.  If you have information about Jerry or his whereabout, please contact the -Bangor Police Department at 207-947-7382, Ext 6.

If you are interested in sending donations to the family or support the local with sending members up to Bangor to assist in the search you can send them to

Seminole County Professional Firefighters Local 3254
PO Box 952648-2648
Lake Mary, Fl 32795

Please keep Jerry and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

PERSONS OF INTEREST – IF SEEN CONTACT BANGOR PD ASAP

Police are looking for the following two individuals Daniel Porter, 24, and Cheyanne Nowak, 23,that may have been the last to see or talk to Jerry.  If you see them please contact the Bangor Police Department.

 

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