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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (WNCN) — U.S. Army officials say they are interviewing witnesses and checking areas following the disappearance of a Fort Bragg soldier to “bring him home safely.”
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Spc. Sayveon Anderson, an active-duty soldier assigned to Fort Bragg, has been missing since June 29, according to his family and Fort Bragg officials.
Anderson was living in barracks at Fort Bragg and his pregnant girlfriend is expecting the couple’s baby, said Pamela Anderson, his mother, in the family’s hometown of Charlottesville, Virginia.
But Anderson also said her son told her just two days before he disappeared that his wife wanted a divorce.
Fort Bragg officials said Wednesday that the Army Criminal Investigation Division was actively interviewing witnesses in the disappearance.
Army officials said Wednesday that investigators have also:
- searched known residences
- checked other locations of interest
- reviewed video of various cameras
- examined transit and travel records
“Army CID remains in close contact with Spc. Anderson’s family and command, actively pursuing leads as they emerge,” Army officials said in a news release.
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Four days before he went missing, Anderson was arrested at a Comfort Inn on Skibo Road in Fayetteville.
Sayveon Anderson (Photo courtesy: Shicora Anderson) 
Sayveon Anderson (Photo courtesy: Shicora Anderson) Sayveon Anderson (Photo courtesy: Shicora Anderson) 
Sayveon Anderson (Photo courtesy: Shicora Anderson)
According to court documents, he was charged with second-degree trespassing and resisting arrest after officers said he refused to leave his motel room when his payment for an additional night was declined.
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His mother said he was staying at the hotel to get away and described her son as a young soldier struggling with mental health while trying to navigate life outside the military.
Anderson is with the 8th Ordnance Company, 264th Combat Sustainment Battalion, 3rd Corps Sustainment Command.
Army officials said anyone with information about Anderson’s location should contact the Army Criminal Investigation Division Carolinas Field Office at 910-391-4911, or submit an anonymous tip at: https://www.cid.army.mil/tips/.
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