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Ottawa police locate 24-year-old man
The sign outside Ottawa Police headquarters on Elgin St. is seen in winter. (CTV News Ottawa)
The Ottawa Police Service says a 24-year-old man who had been reported missing has been located.
He had been reported missing Thursday, but police said in an update he was safe and sound.
Since he's been located, CTV News Ottawa has removed his name and photo from this article.
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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENTSPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT Hot, humid temperatures Tuesday with possible 'torrential' rain on the way tomorrow
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