Moline Police seek help from public to find missing man
Moline Police ask the community's assistance to find a 67-year-old missing/endangered man, according to a Facebook post.
Robert W. Stevens was last seen Wednesday near 46th Street and 4th Avenue in Moline. His family hasn't heard from him since he left a hospital on Tuesday, the post says.
According to his family, Stevens 'may be suffering from the onset of dementia,' according to the post.
Stevens is believed to be wearing the same clothing as he is in the picture:
Police ask anyone with information about Stevens' whereabouts to contact QCOMM911 at 309-797-0401 or call your local law enforcement if you see him outside of the Illinois Quad Cities.
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