Frederick police search for missing man

Mary Grace Keller, The Frederick News-Post, Md.

March 18, 2021, 7:20 AM·1 min read

Mar. 17—Update 4 p.m.: The missing man has been found unharmed, police said on Facebook.

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Frederick Police Department is asking the public to help them find a Frederick man who has been missing since March 14.

Jake Perry, 31, is described as a white male, standing about 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing 180 pounds, police said in a news release Wednesday. He was last spotted in the area of Schaffer Drive wearing a black polo, tan jacket and gray sweatpants.

Residents who believe they see Perry should not approach or confront him, police said. No foul play is suspected.

Anyone with information on Perry's whereabouts should immediately contact Detective Rebecca Skelly at 240-529-8844.

Follow Mary Grace Keller on Twitter: @MaryGraceKeller

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