Police reported that a vulnerable missing person was found safe and well by family.
A search for a "vulnerable" missing person in Shropshire ended with extremely good news for a relieved family.Officers from Broseley and Wenlock's safer neighbourhood team were called out in the search for a person in Broseley.
A spokesman for Broseley & Wenlock SNT said thankfully the person was found by family and they were safe and well. The spokesman said:"Officers from the team were deployed to assist in the search for a missing vulnerable person in Broseley, thankfully the person was found by family, safe and well." Officers from the team were deployed to assist in the search for a missing vulnerable person in Broseley, thankfully the person was found by family, safe and well
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