Mattie's Call: Man prone to seizures missing from Lawrenceville, police say

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In Lawrenceville, a man prone to seizures and suffering from other major health issues has been reported missing, triggering a Mattie's Call alert. This emergency alert is specifically designed for locating missing elderly or disabled persons in Georgia. Local authorities are deeply concerned about the man's well-being due to his health challenges and are urging the community to assist in the search. The police have stated that any information regarding his appearance or whereabouts could be crucial for his safe return. Community engagement plays a vital role in the effectiveness of such alerts, as timely information can significantly impact search efforts.

The case highlights the broader issue of missing persons, particularly among vulnerable populations who may face additional risks. With the community's help, authorities hope to locate the man quickly and ensure he receives the necessary care. The situation remains urgent as search efforts continue.

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