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LOCAL - PUBLIC SAFETY UPDATE

Found Safe: Dallas Police Say Angel Cervantes, 72, Has Been Located

The search is over. Dallas police updated their appeal on Wednesday, November 11: Angel Cervantes, the 72-year-old man last seen Monday afternoon in the 6600 block of Wofford Road, has been located and is safe (case 165911-2026).

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Found Safe: Dallas Police Say Angel Cervantes, 72, Has Been Located (Dallas Watch News)

DALLAS — Dallas police have located the 72-year-old man whose disappearance they asked the public to help with earlier Wednesday. In an update posted November 11 on DPD Beat, the department's official blog, police said: Mr. Cervantes has been located and is safe.

Angel Cervantes was last seen in the 6600 block of Wofford Road on November 10 at approximately 1:00 p.m., wearing a brown shirt, blue plaid pants and brown shoes. Police described him as 5 feet 7 inches tall and 140 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes, and said he may have been lost and in need of assistance. The appeal was documented under case number 165911-2026, and this station carried it in full at midday (SQ-20261111-039).

The department's update gives no further detail about where or how Mr. Cervantes was found, and none is added here — the confirmed fact is the one that matters to the family and to everyone who shared the appeal: he is safe.

The outcome matches the department's other recent appeals on the same page: the Nov. 1 Ledbetter Drive case and the Nov. 5 Forest Lane case both closed with the missing person located and safe. Anyone who printed or shared the Cervantes appeal can stand it down.

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Irma P. Hall, Dallas Theatre Co-Founder and the Matriarch of 'Soul Food,' Dies at 91

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