Disabled Man No Longer Missing From Santa Rosa: Police

SANTA ROSA, CA — UPDATE: A "gravely disabled" man reported missing Wednesday from Santa Rosa has been located, police said Thursday.

Adam Loughman, 26, was considered at-risk missing because he suffers from multiple mental health disorders and is not able to care for himself.

Loughman walked away from his residence on Parker Hill Road at some point Wednesday; when he did not return, he was reported missing.

In an update at 1 p.m. Thursday, Santa Rosa police said: "He is healthy and safe! Thanks for your assistance."

ORIGINAL POST: A "gravely disabled" man was reported missing Wednesday from Santa Rosa and police asked for the public's help to find him.

Adam Loughman, 26, walked away from his residence on Parker Hill Road, the Santa Rosa Police Department said in a Nixle alert issued at 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Loughman is white, 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 125 pounds. He has blue eyes, long "shaggy" blond hair and some facial hair.

According to police, Loughman is conserved, meaning he is not able to care for himself.

"He is considered 'gravely disabled' and suffers from multiple mental health disorders," SRPD Sgt. Summer Gloeckner said in a Nixle alert.

Loughman was last seen wearing a gray, zip-up hoodie and pajama pants of an unknown color.

Anyone who finds Loughman is asked to call SRPD's non-emergency line at 707-528-5222.