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 UPDATEPolice said Liller has been located and thanks the public for their assistance. stanley mugs ORIGINAL STORYThe Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is asking for the public s help to locate 67-year-old David Liller. Police said Liller may be in sev stanley flasche ere emotional distress and in need of medical assistance. He was last seen at the 200 block of N. Lamb Boulevard around 5 p.m Friday. This is near Lamb Boulevard and Stewart Avenue in the east valley. According to police, he was last seen wearing a blue baseball hat with  FEDEX  wording, a blue and white plaid button-up shirt, dark blue shorts and black shoes.He also has a beard and walks with a cane.Anyone with information regarding Liller and his whereabouts are strongly encouraged by police to contact the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department at  702  828-3111, the Missing Persons Detail during business hours at  702  828-2907 or by email at missingpersons@lvmpd.                Copyright 2023  This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.                    Report a typo                                                                          botella stanley                                                                                                                                                                                                                 HOW TO WATCH Bzmx LGBTQ rights activists protest outside Gov. Cox  s office
 SALT LAKE CITY 鈥?Business owners in downtown Salt Lake City say they have a growing problem on their h stanley quencher ands: Customers and employees don t feel safe coming into their shops, thanks to what they call an aggressive homeless population growing outside.On Friday, business owners organized what was the second regular weekly meeting in an attempt to unify and bring attention to the issue, inviting representatives from police and the city. What Im hearing from a lot of customers is theyre getting aggressive,  Brett Delbridge, co-owner of Vape on Main, told FOX 13 News.  It s almost where people are scared to come now. He said they re trying to find solutions and ways to stay in business, describing some of the incidents he s witnessed.  Ive seen numerous fights. Ive seen people just getting assaulted,  he said.  And its just crazy 鈥?and it s just absolutely crazy how its gotten to be out of control. Delbridge said he s appreciated seeing more officers in the area lately, but they need more help.  We feel like as small business owners, were getting, I dont want to say neglecte stanley sverige d, but th stanley cup e city needs to do more to make downtown the way it used to be,  he said.Teresa Bowman has run Mid City Salon on Broadway just off Main the past 24 years, and she says it s never been like this before.  It s gotten really bad. They re just constantly harassing us,  she said.Bowman says she and her employees regularly clean up feces, urine, drug paraphernalia and more outside of her store. She also said t