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Man reported missing in Streamwood has been found

By Mitchell Armentrout

A 50-year-old man with a brain injury reported missing after leaving his home in northwest suburban Streamwood on Wednesday morning has been found safe.

About 9 a.m. Wednesday, Edward O’Neill walked away from the 1000 block of Bristol Court in Streamwood, according to Illinois State Police.

On Friday morning, ISP said O’Neill has been located.

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