New York Regency Legislative Candidate reported missing for almost a week

A New York Regency Legislative Candidate has been lost for almost a week, according to the Nassau Regency Police Department.

Petros Krommidas, 29, a Democrat who ran for the 4th Legislative District of Nassau Regency, was last seen on April 23 in Baldwin, New York, police said.

The police said the last Krommidas was seen wearing a camouflage printing shirt and gray -gray sports pants and believed to be in the Long Beach area, New York.

“Please continue to search. We need to find it,” said the brother of Krommidas, Eleni-Lemonia Krommidas, in a statement on Tuesday.

According to his family, Krommidas parked his car by the Allegria Hotel in Long Beach, locked his vehicle, took his towel and walked to the beach to exercise, “as he had done many times before,” around 10:30 on April 23.

Krommidas “is always in a very good condition, and has many future plans,” including participating in triathlons, his family said in A statement on Monday. He is also “not a stranger for cold water training,” said his family.

He was reported missing on April 24, with the family saying it “really came out of the character” for Krommidas not to respond to the message.

On April 24, the police found Krommidas’s towels, clothes and telephone calls on the beach, officials were confirmed to ABC News. Since then, the search effort continues, but the family has also encouraged the community to help by walking along the coast – especially the area between Long Beach, Lido Beach and Jacob Riis Park – during high tide.

“Every pair of eyes helps. Every step along the beach is important. Thank you for being part of bringing home petey,” said the family.

Only two days before the disappearance, Krommidas speaking at a meeting For young Democrats Nassau Regency.

The police said anyone who had information about the existence of Krommidas had to contact the missing troops at 516-573-7347.