VicPD are asking for the public’s help in locating Arthur Shaw, 82. (Photo Courtesy of VicPD)

VicPD are asking for the public’s help in locating Arthur Shaw, 82. (Photo Courtesy of VicPD)

UPDATE: Missing 82-year-old man with long grey beard found

Arthur Shaw was last seen Dec. 6 and reported missing Dec. 7

VicPD say a missing 82-year-old man has been located safely.

Arthur Shaw was last seen Dec. 6 and was reported missing to police on Dec. 7.

READ ALSO: VicPD officer used siren, emergency lights to get kids to school: OPCC report

Police were concerned for his well-being.

The department said it is thankful for the public’s help in the search.

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