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Donnell Pope, a 63-year-old man who was reported missing and was last seen in South Shore, has been found safe, Chicago police said.
Police canceled his missing person alert Thursday morning.
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Missing man, 63, last seen in South Shore found safe
Police canceled his missing person alert Thursday morning.
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