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Colorado man disappears during Denver Broncos game

In this Oct. 2014 police missing person police flyer, made available by the Denver Police Department, Paul Kitterman, a fan who went missing from the Oct. 23, 2014 Broncos game, is pictured. Friends and family of Kitterman are asking the public for help finding him. They say the 53-year-old was last seen leaving his seat at halftime during the Denver-San Diego night game at Sports Authority Field. Kitterman was at the game with his son, friend Tia Bakke, and her boyfriend. (AP Photo/Denver Police Department)
In this Oct. 2014 police missing person police flyer, made available by the Denver Police Department, Paul Kitterman, a fan who went missing from the Oct. 23, 2014 Broncos game, is pictured. Friends and family of Kitterman are asking the public for help finding him. They say the 53-year-old was last seen leaving his seat at halftime during the Denver-San Diego night game at Sports Authority Field. Kitterman was at the game with his son, friend Tia Bakke, and her boyfriend. (AP Photo/Denver Police Department) In this Oct. 2014 police missing person police flyer, made available by the Denver Police Department, Paul Kitterman, a fan who went missing from the Oct. 23, 2014 Broncos game, is pictured. Friends and family of Kitterman are asking the public for help finding him. They say the 53-year-old was last seen leaving his seat at halftime during the Denver-San Diego night game at Sports Authority Field. Kitterman was at the game with his son, friend Tia Bakke, and her boyfriend. (AP Photo/Denver Police Department)

By Associated Press 1 min read

DENVER (AP) – Friends and family of a man who disappeared during last week’s Denver Broncos game are asking the public for help finding him.

They say 53-year-old Paul Kitterman of Kremmling, Colorado, was last seen leaving his seat at halftime during Thursday night’s matchup with the San Diego Chargers at Sports Authority Field.

A Denver police spokesman says detectives don’t suspect foul play but would not elaborate.

Kitterman was at the game with his son, friend Tia Bakke (Bah-KEY’) and her boyfriend.

Bakke tells KUSA-TV (http://on9news.tv/1rK6HSa ) that Kitterman is loyal and responsible and he would never leave people wondering where he was, especially not his son. She says Kitterman rode with them to the game and didn’t have a cell phone or credit cards with him.

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Information from: KUSA-TV, http://www.9news.com