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Anthony M. Kunka, 33, has not been seen since Tuesday night, according to the Centerville Police Department. CONTRIBUTED

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UPDATE @ 7:30 p.m.:

A missing endangered man from Centerville was found and is safe, Centerville police said.

***UPDATE*** Mr. Kunka has been safely located. Thank you for your help. The Centerville Police Department is asking...

Posted by Centerville Ohio Police Department on Wednesday, August 26, 2020

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Police are seeking your help in finding a Centerville man classified a missing endangered adult.

Anthony M. Kunka, 33, has not been seen since Tuesday night after he left his home on Black Oak Drive, according to the Centerville Police Department.

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Kunka is insulin dependent diabetic who does not have his medication or testing supplies, police said.

Police said he is described as 5-foot-6, 185 pounds with a thin beard. Kunka’s family told police he may have been going to his parents’ home on Belvo Road in Miamisburg.

Anyone who has information on Kunka’s location is asked to call Centerville police at 937-433-7661.

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