Missing Persons/Cold Cases

Missing Persons

The Buckeye Police Major Crimes Unit investigates missing persons cases. Department policy allows for loved ones to report a missing person immediately. Once a report is received, Buckeye Police promptly initiate a search and launch an investigation to determine whether a crime has occurred.

When it comes to investigating missing persons, an investigator’s role can be limited. Becoming a missing person is not a crime, so police intrusion must be minimal. In cases where foul play is suspected, police can launch a criminal investigation. That allows investigators to cite suspicious factors when asking a court to approve search warrants.

Daniel Robinson

Daniel Robinson Case Number: 210623079

Description: 5’8”, 165 lbs, black hair, missing partial right arm

Date of Birth: January 14, 1997

Last Seen: June 23, 2021
Daniel Robinson was last seen leaving his job site about a half a mile west of Cactus Rd. and Sun Valley Pkwy. His vehicle was later found crashed in a ravine approximately three miles away. Foul play is not suspected.

To see a timeline of the Daniel Robinson Investigation, visit the Daniel Robinson page.

Steven Brito

Cold Case Homicides

Buckeye Police Major Crimes detectives are dedicated to solving every case and bringing closure to families who have lost loved ones to violence. Input from the public is crucial to helping investigators develop leads, make arrests and bring offenders to justice.

Anyone with information on these cold cases are urged to call the Buckeye Police tip line at 623-349-6411. To remain anonymous, tipsters can contact Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS where information could make them eligible for a cash reward.

To register for the cold case registry, please fill out the online Cold Case Registry form.

Daniel Bonner