70-year-old missing out of Metter
METTER, Ga. (WSAV) — Officials in Candler County are seeking a missing 70-year-old.
Dennis Payton McGowan, 70, of Metter, was last contacted Feb. 6, a Candler County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) spokesperson said.
He has a silver Jeep Compass with the Georgia tag RRF0403.
If you have any information on his whereabouts, please call (912) 685-2568 or 911 immediately.
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