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66-year-old man missing from West Lawn found

By Sun-Times Wire

screen_shot_2019_04_20_at_12.36.10_am_e1555738613160.png — Oits Miggins | Chicago police

The 66-year-old man reported missing from West Lawn on the Southwest Side has been found.

Otis Miggins was last seen Friday by his sister in the common area of his apartment building in the 4260 block of Ford City Drive, according to an alert from Chicago police.

Miggins was reported found Saturday, police said. No other information is available.

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