Silver Alert canceled after 70-year-old Peoria man found safe

PHOENIX — Authorities on Sunday canceled a Silver Alert for a 70-year-old Peoria man with dementia who was located in good health.

Peoria police officers found Richard Peacock in his home around 7:15 a.m., according to an email

The Chandler Police Department said Peacock was last seen leaving his daughter’s house around 10 p.m. Friday night.

He reportedly became lost after leaving his daughter’s house and pulled off the road to to sleep before eventually finding his way back to his residence.

Peacock is 5-foot-7, 210 pounds with gray hair and blue eyes.

Richard was located at his Peoria home this morning around 7:15AM. He is in good health. Thank you to all who retweeted our original tweet. https://t.co/jgTyUBG9hc pic.twitter.com/wFmWj6cCeB

— Chandler Police (@ChandlerPolice) May 17, 2020

He was last seen wearing a white shirt with stripes, tan cargo shorts and a gray hat.

Peacock drives a white 2019 Kia Shortage.

Anybody with information on Peacock’s whereabouts was asked to contact Chandler Police at 480-782-4130.

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