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Army offering reward for information on missing officer, may be in Colorado

The Army is currently looking for Sgt. David Johnson, who was last seen in Amarillo, Texas. He has been declared a deserter and could be heading to Colorado.

Army offering reward for information on missing officer, may be in Colorado

By: James Gavato

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COLORADO — The Army is offering a $10,000 reward for information regarding a missing officer, 26-year-old Sergeant (Sgt.) David Lee Johnson.

Army officials say he's 6'4" and has blue eyes.

Sgt. Johnson went missing last week from Fort Johnson in Louisiana and has since been declared a deserter. Army officials say he may be on his way to, or is already in Colorado. He was last seen in Amarillo, Texas.

Investigators say Johnson may have firearms, so if you see him, do not approach him and contact law enforcement.

If you have any information about where Johnson may be, you are asked to call the Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division at (334)733-6840.

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