DAPHNE, AL — Daphne police are asking the public to help find Alexander Arrabit, a missing man who was last seen in the Malbis area on Sept. 28. Police said he was spotted near Sam’s Club before he disappeared.
The Daphne Police Department has not publicly shared additional details about where Arrabit may have gone or what led up to his disappearance. For now, investigators are relying on tips from anyone who may have seen him or knows his whereabouts.
Last seen near Sam’s Club in the Malbis area
Police identified Malbis as the area where Arrabit was last seen, narrowing the search to the stretch near one of the busiest retail spots in the community. That location may help people who were shopping, driving, or working nearby on Sept. 28 remember whether they saw him.
The department did not release a physical description in the notice it shared publicly. It also did not say whether Arrabit was traveling on foot, in a vehicle, or with anyone else when he was last seen.
What Daphne police have asked the public to do
Officers are urging anyone with information to contact the Daphne Police Department directly. The phone number provided in the missing-person notice is (251) 620-0911.
Police said people who saw Alexander Arrabit or who know where he might be should call as soon as possible. In a case like this, even small details such as a vehicle description, a sighting time, or a recent conversation can help investigators build a clearer timeline.
Why the Malbis sighting matters to the investigation
The last known sighting gives investigators a starting point for the search, and it also gives the public a specific place and date to focus on. Malbis sits in the Daphne area and draws steady traffic around shopping centers and major roads, which can make witness accounts especially important.
When a missing-person case begins with a confirmed last sighting, police often use that information to look for surveillance video, check nearby businesses, and compare public tips. Daphne police have not announced any such steps publicly, but the timeline places the key moment on Sept. 28.
No further details have been released publicly
At this point, the Daphne Police Department has kept the public notice limited to Arrabit’s name, the date he was last seen, and the general area of the sighting. Police have not shared whether foul play is suspected or whether his disappearance is being treated as a broader emergency.
That means the main immediate need is still information from the community. Until police release more details, the public alert is designed to help fill in the gap between the last confirmed sighting and whatever happened next.
How residents can help if they saw him
Anyone who was in or around the Malbis area on Sept. 28 may want to think back to anything unusual they noticed near Sam’s Club or nearby roads and businesses. A small detail, even one that seems minor, could help confirm where Arrabit went after the last sighting.
Police are asking anyone with relevant information to call the Daphne Police Department at (251) 620-0911. The department did not provide any other contact method in its public notice.
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