Search Intensifies For Missing Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy In Greece

The search for a retired Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy, Albert Calibet, has intensified as volunteers from Southern California arrive on the Greek island of Amorgos to assist in the effort. Calibet, 59, was reported missing after setting out on a hike expected to last four hours on June 11, and his family has since pleaded for help in locating him. The urgency of the situation has spurred multiple waves of volunteers to join the search, driven by the heartfelt appeals from Calibet's brother, Oliver.

As the days stretch on, the community's efforts grow more robust. In a recent YouTube video, Oliver Calibet expressed his desperation, stating, "I need help here, and I don’t think I’m asking that much here." His emotional plea highlights the deep concern for the missing deputy's safety and the need for support from authorities and the public alike.

Albert Calibet is no stranger to Amorgos, having visited the island almost every year for the past decade. His familiarity with the terrain makes his disappearance all the more puzzling to both family and local officials, prompting an extensive search operation that includes family members and volunteers willing to traverse the rocky landscape in hopes of finding him.

Biography of Albert Calibet

As the search continues, it remains crucial for the community to rally together in support of the Calibet family. Each effort made by volunteers adds hope to the situation, and the collective determination to locate Albert underscores the bond of compassion in times of crisis. Local authorities, along with multiple agencies, are committed to using every available resource to bring him back safely to his loved ones.