Gwinnett Police looking for missing man with ‘medical conditions’

Atlanta, GALocal News

Gwinnett County Police are urgently searching for Eddison Yartue, a 65-year-old man reported missing from his home in Lawrenceville. He was last seen around 1 p. m. on Mercury Drive, located near Winder Highway and Cedars Road. The police have expressed heightened concern due to Yartue's medical conditions, which necessitate immediate attention.

Community members are being urged to assist in the search by reporting any sightings or information that may lead to his recovery. The department is committed to utilizing all available resources to locate Yartue and ensure his safety. Missing person cases often require active community involvement, and the police are optimistic that public awareness can aid in this situation. As the search continues, updates will be provided to keep the public informed. The situation underscores the critical role of local law enforcement in addressing community safety and health issues.

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