BPD searching for missing 30-year-old

Posted on May 30, 2015

Antonio Conely — (Photo courtesy Bloomington Police Department)

By Adam Studzinski

BLOOMINGTON – The Bloomington Police Department is seeking help as they search for a missing person.

Antonio Conely, 30, of Bloomington, was last seen on May 19. He was reported missing on May 28.

Police said Conley is a black male, 5’2″, 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a black and white sweater with a green horizontal stripe running across the chest, along with blue jeans and white gym shoes.

Conely has short hair and might have a mustache or a beard.

Anyone with information is asked to call Bloomington Police at 820-8888.

Adam Studzinski can be reached at [email protected].

Blogs

Labor Day – Expanding voting rights for all

By Mike Matejka Because of COVID, there is no Labor Day Parade this year. It’s always a great event for our everyday workers to march proudly down the street and enjoys the festive crowd. If there had been a parade, this year’s Labor Day theme was to be “150 years of struggle: your right to vote.” …

Is federal mobilization the answer?

By Mike Matejka As President Donald Trump threatens to send federal marshals into Chicago, over the objections of Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, recall another Illinois Governor who protested the incursion of armed federal personnel into the city. Those federal troops, rather than calming, escalated the situation, leading to deaths and violence. Illinois poet Vachel Lindsay…

In these troubled times, to my fellow white Americans

By Mike Matejka Our nation is at a unique watershed in human relations. African-Americans have been killed too many times in the past before George Floyd, but the response to this man’s death is international and all-encompassing. I was a grade-schooler during the Civil Rights 1960s. I watched Birmingham demonstrators hosed and the Selma – Montgomery…

Workers’ Memorial Day – Remember those whose job took their life

Looking around our community, when we say employer, most will respond to State Farm, Country, or Illinois State University. We too often forget those who are building our roads, serving our food, or our public employees. COVID-19 has made us more aware of the risk. Going to work every day for some people means…