Stevens County Teen Declared Missing

Thu., Nov. 9, 2000

From Staff Reports

A 17-year-old Stevens County resident is missing, the Stevens County Sheriff’s Office reported.

Brian L. Carrier was last seen on Sunday when leaving his residence south of Colville.

Carrier, who recently moved from Bonner County, was scheduled to begin a new job but did not show up for work.

Carrier has brown hair, hazel eyes and is 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds.

He may be driving a 1986 white and red Ford Ranger pickup with Idaho license 7B77528.

Anyone with information on Carrier’s disappearance is asked to call the sheriff’s office at (800) 572-0947.

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