58-year-old Birmingham man missing since Saturday
Kenneth Walton, 58, was last seen May 30. Family said he has a history of mental illness and is believed to be a potential danger to himself, but not to others.
Mason Reed 
A coordinated search is actively underway to locate a Birmingham man who has been missing since Saturday. According to reporting from 205focus.com, 58-year-old Kenneth Walton was last seen on May 30.
Details of Disappearance
Walton, who resides with his mother, was last heard from in the early afternoon on Saturday. He initially spoke with his mother around 1 p.m. while heading to meet friends for lunch. By 2 p.m., his sister confirmed he was dining at the Cajun Steamer in Trussville. However, when his sister attempted to reach him again at 4:45 p.m., he did not answer, and there has been no contact since.
Description and Vehicle Information
Family members indicate that Walton has a history of mental illness and is considered a potential danger to himself, though not to others. He is described as 5-feet, 9-inches tall, weighing approximately 205 pounds, and is bald with a medium brown complexion.
He was last seen wearing jeans and a polo shirt, possibly accompanied by either a blue baseball cap or a red baseball cap featuring Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity letters. Walton is believed to be driving a 2010 Black Honda Accord coupe bearing Alabama license plate 1C0438U.
How to Help
Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding Kenneth Walton's whereabouts to contact the Birmingham Police Department or the Trussville Police Department. Additionally, members of the public can reach out directly to his family members: his daughter, Kennedy Walton, at 205-526-5579, or his sister, Melanie Walton, at 205-215-6246. You can find the original coverage of this story here.
