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Man found after going missing from West Rogers Park

By Nader Issa

screen_shot_2018_08_04_at_9_29_20_pm_e1533436368901.png — Marco Cayuela | Chicago Police

Authorities have found a man who was reported missing last week from the West Rogers Park neighborhood on the North Side.

Marco Cayuela, 52, was last seen about 6 a.m. Saturday in the 2400 block of West Touhy Avenue, Chicago police said.

Police announced Monday that Cayuela had been located.

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