Man, 72, missing after leaving Markham home: police
Police are searching for a 72-year-old man last seen leaving his home in Markham on Tuesday.
The man, identified as Baudilio, left his residence on Orr Farm Road, near Reflection Road and Victoria Square Boulevard at 7 p.m., York Regional Police said in a news release Wednesday.
He has not returned home or contacted his family, police said.
Police said Baudilio is known to frequent nearby plazas and parks.
Baudilio is described as 5-6, with a thin build, grey hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing all dark clothing, with a dark coloured vest and a tan baseball hat with a blue Polo Ralph Lauren logo.
Police have set up a command post at 2929 Elgin Mills Rd. E.
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