The Lyndhurst Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating William Hooper, a 29-year-old man from Lyndhurst who has been reported missing.
According to officials, William Hooper was last seen on May 21, 2026, at the Secaucus Junction NJ Transit train station. Since that time, family members and authorities have been unable to make contact with him, prompting growing concern for his safety and well-being.
Police describe William as approximately 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 150 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Authorities noted that his clothing description at the time he disappeared is currently unknown, and investigators have not identified a possible destination or vehicle associated with him.
The missing person investigation is being handled under LPD Case #26-10699, and officers continue working to gather information that could help determine William’s whereabouts. Law enforcement officials are urging anyone who may have seen William or who may have information related to his disappearance to come forward immediately.
Family members and loved ones are deeply worried as the search continues. Missing person cases often rely heavily on public awareness and timely tips, and authorities hope that sharing William’s information throughout the community and online may help generate leads.
Police are encouraging residents, commuters, and anyone who may have been in or around Secaucus Junction on May 21 to think back carefully and report anything unusual or potentially helpful, no matter how small it may seem. Surveillance footage, witness statements, and public cooperation can play a critical role in locating missing individuals safely.
Community members have also begun sharing William’s information across social media platforms in hopes of expanding the search and bringing attention to the case. Loved ones remain hopeful that he will be found safe and reunited with his family soon.
Anyone with information regarding William Hooper’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Lyndhurst Police Department immediately at (201) 939-2900 or reach out to local law enforcement.
