Frank Feher, a 67-year-old missing Copley resident, has not yet been found, according to a Copley Township Facebook update.
Search efforts are continuing to locate Feher, who was reported missing the morning of July 28 from the 2100 block of South Hametown Road, according to a Copley Township Facebook post.
Feher is 6 feet 2 inches and around 225 pounds. He suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, the post says.
He may be wearing a gray T-shirt and green sweatpants, ball cap and red and grey athletic shoes.
Feher is known to frequent the shopping area in Wadsworth on State Route 261 at Interstate 76 and a local drive-thru on SR-261 at South Hametown Road in Norton, the post says. He does not have a vehicle and often walks around the areas of South Hametown Road, Medina Line Road, Stimson Road and Reimer Road.
Copley police have had help from the Summit County Technical Rescue Operations Team (TROT) and the Summit County All-Hazards Incident Management Assistance Team (AHIMAT), according to a news release from the office of Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro.
The teams were activated on July 29 and continued with the search on July 30.
Search efforts have included using personnel on the ground and operating drones to get aerial views.
Anyone with information can contact the Copley Police Department at 330-666-4218 or their local law enforcement agency.
This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Search continues for missing Copley man who suffers from Alzheimer’s
Reporting by Lauren Cohen, Akron Beacon Journal / Akron Beacon Journal
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