CLEAR Alert for missing 24-year-old Kamarr Jackson in Bexar County was later discontinued after he was found
CLEAR Alert activation signaled concern for an endangered missing adult
A CLEAR Alert was issued in Bexar County for a missing 24-year-old man, Kamarr Jackson, after investigators determined the circumstances met Texas’ criteria for an endangered missing adult. The statewide program is designed for adults ages 18 to 64 when a preliminary investigation indicates the person may be in imminent danger of bodily injury or death, the disappearance is believed involuntary, and enough descriptive information exists to assist the public.
In Jackson’s case, deputies said he was last seen leaving his home in far west Bexar County, near Wiseman Boulevard and Talley Road. The report prompted a public-facing call for information, including identifying details meant to help residents and drivers recognize him or his vehicle.
What investigators released to the public during the search
Authorities described Jackson as 5 feet 11 inches tall and about 185 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He was reported last seen wearing an Amazon delivery vest and gray pants.
Deputies also circulated information about a vehicle associated with the disappearance: a silver, four-door, wagon-style Subaru Forester, model year range 2007 to 2010. The vehicle was described as having furniture in the back, a detail included to help distinguish it from similar cars on the road.
Missing person: Kamarr Jackson, 24
Last known area: near Wiseman Boulevard and Talley Road, far west Bexar County
Clothing: Amazon delivery vest; gray pants
Vehicle: silver Subaru Forester (2007–2010 range), furniture visible in the back
Outcome: Sheriff’s office reported Jackson was found
After the alert and initial public outreach, the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office later announced Jackson had been found. Authorities did not release additional details publicly about where he was located or the circumstances leading to his recovery.
Public alerts such as CLEAR are intended to rapidly distribute time-sensitive, identifying information when investigators believe a missing adult may be endangered.
How CLEAR Alerts work in Texas
Texas’ CLEAR program is part of a broader statewide alert system and is distinct from alerts aimed at missing children or seniors. A CLEAR Alert is generally requested within a narrow window after a disappearance and is intended to generate leads that can help locate the missing person, any potential suspect, or a vehicle connected to the incident. Alerts may be discontinued after the requesting agency determines the person has been located, the situation has changed, or public dissemination is no longer considered necessary.
In missing-person cases, law enforcement agencies typically emphasize that the most useful tips include real-time sightings, precise locations, direction of travel, and vehicle identifiers, reported as quickly as possible to authorities.