Bso Detectives Locate Missing 73-Year-Old

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POMPANO BEACH, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2024) — The Missing Persons Unit of the Broward Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that a 73 year old man has been found safe and sound.

Detectives have confirmed that Abe Lovincchio has been found and reunited with his family after a missing person report was filed on Friday, September 6th. Lovincchio went missing from Pompano Beach and was last spotted around 9 a.m. On Wednesday, September 4th in the 900 block of Baptist Way in Homestead.

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