A Lorain County man who was reported missing after failing to show up for a car show he had planned to attend has been found and returned to his family. The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office announced via social media that the missing person’s case was quickly resolved following his disappearance on Tuesday at around 3 p.m.
The search for the man involved deputies conducting a search, tapping into Flock camera surveillance, and pinging the individual’s cell phone. A Senior Alert was issued to aid the search. The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office clarified, “There was no social media post because we had reliable information about his location.” The Ohio State Highway Patrol successfully located the man less than five hours after filing the original report.
The Highway Patrol discovered the missing person in the city of New Philadelphia at 01:15 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The successful resolution of this disappearance allowed the man to be reunited with his loved ones in a timely manner, assuring both family and the community.
