Missing Brampton man found safe

By News Staff

Posted August 4, 2010 5:17 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

GEORGETOWN, Ont. – A Brampton man is home safe after his family reported him missing, Monday.

Halton Regional Police say 73-year-old Paul Carmichael was found on Wednesday in a church in Brampton.

Carmichael had last been seen leaving a family gathering at his daughter’s residence in Georgetown on Monday afternoon.

It was believed he was driving to his home in Brampton, however he did not arrive there.

Carmichael was medically cleared at the scene by EMS and is back in the care of his family.

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