Richard Ulloa Missing News; Los Angeles Police Searching for Missing Resident Richard Ulloa, Last Seen August 18
Authorities and community members are urgently searching for Richard Ulloa, a Los Angeles resident whose sudden disappearance has left his family and friends desperate for answers.
According to police, Richard was last heard from in the early hours of Monday, August 18, 2025, when he attempted to call his father around 1:00 a.m. That call went unanswered, and investigators later confirmed his phone last pinged in the Burbank area shortly after. Since then, there has been no contact and no confirmed sightings.
Loved ones describe Richard as a devoted son, loyal friend, and compassionate young man. His absence has shaken the community, sparking an outpouring of support as residents, classmates, and colleagues join the effort to help bring him home. Flyers have been posted throughout Los Angeles, social media awareness campaigns are spreading quickly, and volunteer search teams are working with law enforcement in hopes of uncovering new leads.
The Ulloa family remains steadfast in their hope, expressing deep gratitude for the ongoing community support.
“We are holding onto faith and asking everyone to stay alert,” a family spokesperson said Tuesday. “Even the smallest detail could be the key to finding Richard.”
Police urge anyone with information—no matter how minor it may seem—to contact Los Angeles Police Department immediately. Anonymous tips can also be submitted, and investigators say every lead will be pursued with urgency.
To show solidarity and support, a community vigil is scheduled for Wednesday, August 27, at 7:00 p.m. at McCambridge Park in Burbank, where friends, family, and neighbors will gather to pray, share memories, and light candles in Richard’s honor.
Authorities continue to stress the importance of public awareness in cases like this. Anyone who may have seen Richard or has information on his whereabouts is encouraged to call LAPD Missing Persons Unit at (213) 996-1800 or submit a tip to Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS.
