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Missing Beach Park man found safe

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Jonathan T. Coleman | Lake County sheriff’s office photo

A man missing from north suburban Beach Park since last week returned to his home Monday night.

Jonathan T. Coleman, 27, was last seen about 8 p.m. Friday at a friend’s house in Waukegan, according to the Lake County sheriff’s office. He lives in the 10000 block of West Hendee Road in Beach Park.

Monday night, police announced he had safely returned home.

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