Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Finds Missing Elderly Man Suffering from Dementia – Action News Jax

Lina Portman4 weeks ago

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — On June 5, in harsh rainy conditions, Jacksonville Sheriff's K9 Officer Anthony Yannuzzi and his K9 partner, Patriot, reunited a missing 72-year-old man with dementia with his family. The dedication and efforts of the officers and K9 units are greatly appreciated.

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The JaxReady REVAMP program is a voluntary identification initiative designed to facilitate the safe return of endangered, vulnerable or missing persons with cognitive, memory or sensory impairments. The registry is free for those who apply. For more information, visit jaxready.com/REVAMP.

Additionally, the ConnectDuval program improves emergency preparedness by enabling police, fire and public safety professionals to better assess and respond to emergencies. Participation in ConnectDuval can significantly improve the effectiveness of emergency responses. To learn more, visit ConnectDuval.org.

These programs are essential to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community and ensuring their quick and safe return in the event of an emergency.

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