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CHICAGO - An Indiana man who was reported missing in Chicago earlier this month after being discharged from a hospital has been found safe, authorities said.
Chicago police announced Thursday that officers located 55-year-old Sean Anderson. Authorities did not immediately release details about where he was found.
Missing Indiana man with schizophrenia last seen in Chicago, family says
Missing Indiana man located
The backstory:
Anderson had been missing since July 16, according to his family. They said he lives with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, diabetes and high blood pressure.
His family said Anderson was discharged from NeuroBehavioral Hospital in Crown Point, Indiana, and transported by Uber to Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago.
According to his relatives, the mission was unable to accept Anderson because it could not provide the level of care he needed.
His family said Anderson was last reported seen July 24 near 87th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue and in the area of 2241 S. Halsted St. in Chicago.
Missing persons reports were filed with police in Merrillville, Crown Point and Chicago.
Anderson's family issued a statement to FOX Chicago on Thursday, saying they were "pleased to confirm that Sean Antonio Anderson has indeed been located."
What's next:
Police have not released further details. We'll bring more updates to this story as they become available.
The Source: The information in this article was provided by the Chicago Police Department, Anderson's family and a previous FOX Chicago report.