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Police cancel alert for missing Canandaigua man

Posted: 02.22.2012 at 11:30 AM

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CANANDAIGUA -- Police have cancelled the alert for a missing man in Canandaigua.

They issued the alert on Monday for 64-year-old Harvey Walters.

Police say he is paranoid schizophrenic and an insulin dependent diabetic with other life-threatening medical conditions. Police were concerned that Walters may have be confused and in need of medical attention.

Again, authorities have since cancelled the alert for him.

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