Sean Michael Tindore

Sean Michael Tindore

FORT HALL — Police are asking for the public’s help locating an armed and dangerous man.

Sean Michael Tindore Wanted Poster

A wanted poster for Sean Michael Tindore.

Fort Hall Police are urging anyone with knowledge of the whereabouts of Sean Michael Tindore, 28, of Pocatello, to contact law enforcement immediately — and to under no circumstances attempt to approach him.

Tindore is described as a Native American male, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighing approximately 185 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

Tindore is also described as having several distinguishing tattoos including one on his right hand, a colorful geometric tattoo on his right arm, a crown reading “Love Don’t Fade” on his left bicep, a cross behind his right ear, a sleeve on his left arm, and a faint tattoo on the front of his neck.

The Fort Hall Police Department advises the public to not approach Tindore under any circumstances. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Court records show he was convicted of misdemeanor charges of resisting an obstructing arrest and providing false information to law enforcement in 2023.

Anyone with information on Tindore’s location is asked to contact the Fort Hall Police Department or dial 911. Leads may also be referred directly to Criminal Investigator Cody Sweat at Cody.Sweat@sbtribes.com or by phone or text at (208) 339-5480.

A cash reward is being offered for information leading to Tindore’s arrest or conviction.

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