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Police Say Missing 72-Year-Old Penticton Man ‘Vulnerable Due to Dementia’
Police say the 72-year-old is vulnerable due to dementia, and family and friends are concerned for his well-being.
- Penticton RCMP are searching for 72-year-old Jerry McNaulty, who was last seen on Nov. 8 and reported missing on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
- Family and friends are concerned for McNaulty's well-being, as police noted he is considered vulnerable due to dementia. Mounties in the South Okanagan are leading the search effort.
- Police describe McNaulty as a Caucasian male, 172 cm tall and weighing 160 lbs, with white hair, blue eyes, a long beard, and missing some teeth.
- McNaulty does not operate a motor vehicle and is known to frequent the downtown Penticton area on foot. Investigators are focusing their search efforts there.
- Anyone with information regarding McNaulty's whereabouts is urged to contact the Penticton RCMP at 250-492-4300. Family assistance remains the priority.
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The family of 72-year-old Lawrence "Jerry" McAnulty is seeking public assistance following his disappearance in Penticton. Living with dementia, McAnulty was last recorded on security footage at his apartment on 23 October. Local authorities have urged anyone with information to contact them or the family.
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