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Veteran man reported missing from Calumet Heights found safely

By Sun-Times Wire

A 77-year-old veteran with dementia and diabetes reported missing from the South Side Calumet Heights neighborhood since Tuesday has been found safely.

Eddie Davis was last seen driving a 2010 Buick Lucerne in the 9200 block of South Kingston, according to a missing person alert from Chicago Police.

As of Thursday night, the man had been located safely, police said. Additional information was not available.

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