FOUND Missing man last seen in 14200 block of Linden Ave N was found 12 hours later

Shoreline, WALocal News

Michael, a 67-year-old man diagnosed with dementia and diabetes, went missing from the 14200 block of Linden Ave N, raising immediate concern among local residents and authorities. His physical description included black/gray hair, a gray beard, and brown eyes, and he was last seen wearing a dark gray jacket and multi-colored shirt. The police issued a public notice in the early hours of Sunday, urging anyone who might have seen him to call 911. Community members responded with heightened awareness, demonstrating the power of collective action in such critical situations. Just 12 hours later, an update from Seattle police confirmed that Michael had been located and was safe.

This incident underscores the importance of timely communication and community involvement in locating missing individuals, especially those who are vulnerable due to health conditions. It also highlights the need for resources and support for families affected by dementia and similar cognitive disorders. Ensuring that the community is informed and vigilant can make a significant difference in the safety of its members.

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