Found Safe TX - James Brown Sr, 83, Marshall, 6 Jun 2019

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Marshall Police Department needs the public's help in finding 83-year-old James Brown Sr., who went missing from Marshall Manor West nursing today.


"Mr. Brown left Marshall Manor West at about 5 p.m. on foot," MPD officials said Thursday. "He was wearing blue and black wind pants, a dark colored jersey, orange and black shoes. Mr. Brown is a black male with salt and pepper hair."


Brown suffers from dementia and is missing most of his teeth.

"If you see him, please call 911 immediately and please keep eyes on him until officers arrive," MPD officials said.

MPD searching for elderly man missing from nursing home
 
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