Crime & Safety

Missing Santa Rosa Man Located Safe, Police Say

Jeremy Michael Stefonich had not been seen since he walked away from his residence near Coddingtown Mall, police said.

MISSING: Jeremy Michael Stefonich, 40, suffers from mental disabilities and has medical conditions that require regular medication, according to the Santa Rosa Police Department.
MISSING: Jeremy Michael Stefonich, 40, suffers from mental disabilities and has medical conditions that require regular medication, according to the Santa Rosa Police Department. (Santa Rosa Police Department)

SANTA ROSA, CA — UPDATE: A Santa Rosa man who was reported missing when he did not return to his residence Sept. 26 has been found, police said.

The Santa Rosa Police Department asked the community for its help Friday night in locating Jeremy Michael Stefonich.

Then, around 1 p.m. Saturday, police said they were notified Stefonich was located and was safe.

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ORIGINAL POST: The Santa Rosa Police Department would like to thank the community for their assistance.

The Santa Rosa Police Department asked for the public's help in finding a man who has been missing since Monday.

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Jeremy Michael Stefonich walked away from his residence near Coddingtown Mall on Monday, Santa Rosa police said.

Stefonich, is white, 40 years old and was last seen barefoot, wearing a dark blue fire department T-shirt and unknown colored pants, police said.

"Jeremy suffers from physical and mental disabilities," police said. "He also has medical issues that require regular medication."

Santa Rosa police have not been able to find Stefonich since he was reported missing so they are looking to the public for help.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call the Santa Rosa Police Department's non-emergency line at 707-528-5222

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