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Nashua Police search for a missing man

2 hours ago in Local

Photo: Saga Communications/Courtesy of Nashua NH Police

NASHUA N.H. – The Nashua Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Christopher Serrano

Serrano,33, was reported missing to the Nashua Police Department on Monday.

Police say he was last seen on April 20, 2026. Family and friends are concerned for his well-being.

Police note that Serrano has no fixed address in the Nashua area.

He has a white complexion, blue eyes, clean shaven, short brown hair

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Nashua Police.

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