A Texas A&M University student has been missing for more than a week, as his family prays for his safe return.
The student's phone had been turned off, making it difficult to track him, according to his family. After his vehicle was spotted several times on video, the car was ultimately found unoccupied in Austin on Thursday, according to Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley.
Volunteers organized a search in the area on Saturday, with the community urged to take precautions due to frigid Christmas Eve temperatures and rough terrain.Hoang's uncle called the disappearance "uncharacteristic." "He is always available, always showing up to help," his uncle told KXXV. "Anytime that I've been back to Texas or anytime his grandparents would need help, he would show up there. Anytime his parents would need help, family gatherings, always show up."MORE: Cops speak out after finding missing 5-month-old: 'Thank God we found baby Kason'"Tanner, we love you. God loves you," his uncle said to KXXV.
"We hope that he's okay," he continued. "We hope that everything will come to a conclusion that will be a reunion with the family." Hoang was described as being 6 feet tall and 175 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information is urged to call the College Station Police Department at 979-764-3600 or 911.
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