Missing Person name correction: Frederico Molina-Cedano, M-32, 5’10, 168lbs, short black hair and brown eyes. Last seen: Kaieie Rd.

HPD seeks your help in locating a missing person: Frederico Molina-Cedano, M-32, 5’10, 168lbs, short black hair and brown eyes. Last seen on 08-23-2022 at approximatley 6pm. He was last seen operating a silver Ford Fiesta on Kaieie Rd. Papaikou. If you have information that can assist in helping safely locate Frederico Molina-Cedano, please call 911 or contact the police.

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Missing Person name correction: Frederico Molina-Cedano, M-32, 5’10, 168lbs, short black hair and brown eyes. Last seen: Kaieie Rd.

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