Crime & Safety
UPDATE: Missing Greenwich Man Has Been Found
The missing Greenwich resident has been found, according to Greenwich Police.
Updated: Oct. 27 t 10 p.m.
Greenwich Police are reporting Tuesday night that Patrick Rohme has been found.
Details, including on when and where he was found, where not immediately available. But a posting on the Greenwich Police Facebook page about 9:15 p.m. reports he has been “located.”
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Original story: Oct. 26.
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A 60-year-old Greenwich man has been reported missing and Greenwich Police are seeking the public’s help in locating him.
Patrick Rohme was reported missing on Oct. 23 by a family member concerned for his welfare, according to police spokesman Lt. Kraig Gray. Rohme was last seen at Greenwich Town Hall on Oct. 21.
According to Gray, Rohme was believed to be living in a U-Haul rental van that police located — unoccupied, in the Riverside Commons Shopping Center.
Gray said Rohme frequently visits the Steamboat Road pier and the McDonald’s rest stops along I-95 in Darien.
Rohme is described as being six-foot-four inches tall with salt and pepper colored hair, a beard and a pot belly. He also is reported to have arthritic hands, police.
If you’ve seen him, Greenwich Police ask that you call them at 203-622-8007 or 203-622-8030.
Greenwich Police photo: Patrick Rohme.
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