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Man, 50, reported missing from South Shore found safe

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Dennis Pedroza | Chicago Police

A 50-year-old man who was reported missing from Friday from the South Shore neighborhood has been found safe.

Dennis Pedroza was reported missing from the 7300 block of South Exchange, according to Chicago Police.

Police said Friday he had been safely located, but did not provide additional information.

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