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Missing Crown Point man found safe

Jordan Owen By Jordan Owen
   
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A 74-year-old missing northwest Indiana man has been found safe after police issued an alert saying he might be in danger.

Donald G. Morgan was last seen about 1 p.m. Tuesday in Crown Point and wasthought to be in danger, according to a silver alert from Indiana State Police.

The alert was canceled Thursday morning and Crown Point police said Morgan has been found safe.

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