Man with dementia, 59, located after going missing from Norwood Park

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Mario Limonciello | Chicago police

A 59-year-old man who was reported missing Saturday from the Norwood Park neighborhood on the Northwest Side has been found.

Mario Limonciello, who is non-verbal and has dementia, was last seen near the intersection of Nagle Avenue and Northwest Highway, according to Chicago police.

On Sunday morning, police reported that Limonciello had been located but provided no additional information.

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