Found Safe IL - Luke Pawlak, 19, likely on foot, phone turned off, Lemont, 22 Feb 2019

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Family Searches For Missing Lemont Man

A Lemont teen has been reported missing after he was last seen on Feb. 22 at his home in Lemont. Luke Pawlak, 19, was last seen around noon on Friday. His phone has been turned off and his family is very worried.

Pawlak did not take a car and is most likely on foot.

Lemont Police said they have investigated where Pawlak works and other locations he is known to frequent, but he hasn't been located.

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There is fb comments by family that he left for Chicago as new info

His fb
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