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Missing Phoenix man with medical condition found safe; Silver Alert ends

Jul 22, 2021, 7:14 AM | Updated: 12:04 pm

Antonio Holguin (Phoenix Police Department Photo)...

Antonio Holguin (Phoenix Police Department Photo)

(Phoenix Police Department Photo)

PHOENIX – A 79-year-old Phoenix man with a medical condition who went missing the previous day was found safe Thursday, said authorities, canceling a Silver Alert.

Antonio Manuel Holguin left a family member’s home in the area of Fourth Street and Union Hills Drive on Wednesday, the Phoenix Police Department said.

Holguin, who lives near Roosevelt and 20th streets, suffers from a medical condition that causes him to be confused, police said.

No other details about his return were made available.

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Missing Phoenix man with medical condition found safe; Silver Alert ends