Silver Alert canceled after missing Phoenix man found in good health

PHOENIX – A Silver Alert issued late Monday for a missing Phoenix man with a medical condition was canceled Tuesday after he was located.

Ken Baney, 66, had last been seen around 4:15 p.m. Monday near 24th and Roosevelt streets, the Phoenix Police Department said.

Police said Tuesday he returned to family member’s home and was in good health.

He stands 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds. He is balding and has blue eyes. His left eye droops and he has a medical condition that causes him to be confused and disoriented.

Baney was wearing a light-colored shirt, blue and white plaid pajama pants and a pair of slippers.

Anyone with information as to Baney’s whereabouts should call Phoenix police at 602-534-2121 or after hours at 602-262-6141.

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