Man with autism reported missing from O’Hare located

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Mohamed Nasser-Musleh went missing Saturday at O’Hare Airport | Chicago police

A 26-year-old man with autism who was reported missing Saturday from O’Hare International Airport has been found.

Mohamed Nasser-Musleh was last seen at the airport leaving Terminal 5, according to Chicago police.

On Tuesday morning, police reported that Nasser-Musleh had been located by officers in northwest suburban Wood Dale.

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