Missing Tulsa Man Found Safe

Monday, December 15th 2008, 9:53 pm

By: News On 6

NewsOn6.com

TULSA, OK - Shortly after midnight, Tulsa Police say they found a 76-year old man who had been reported missing Monday afternoon.

Robert Carpenter was last seen around 4:00 Monday in the 3900 Block of North Elgin.

Police say he walked away from his home.

Carpenter was found after a citizen called police about a man standing on the side of the road in 8100 block of South Mingo.

Police officers say it appears Carpenter was okay and he was returned home.

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