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Man with health conditions found safe after nearly 24 hours

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UPDATE 2:30 p.m.

Pocatello Police say a man who went missing has been found.

Abrocio “Nick” Jaramillo was found by members of Bannock County Search and Rescue in a structure east of American Road in Pocatello. Jaramillo appeared to be in good condition but was transported to Portneuf Medical Center as a precaution.

Police were aided in the search by members of Bannock County Search and Rescue, Idaho State University Public Safety, Pocatello Fire Department, Portneuf Air Rescue, POW/MIA, and the American Legion.

UPDATE

The Pocatello Police Department believes Abrocio “Nick” Jaramillo may be headed to Boise, Blackfoot or Gillette, Wyoming.

Jaramillo is 36-years-old and is approximately 6 feet tall and weighs roughly 165 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen with a full beard and wearing glasses. He was also wearing a blue and white plaid shirt, pants, and white sandals with black soles. Jaramillo was reported missing Wednesday evening after he walked away from the Idaho State Veterans Home.

Anyone with any information on his whereabouts are asked to call their local law enforcement agency or the Pocatello Police Department at (208) 234-6121.

ORIGINAL STORY

POCATELLO — Authorities are looking for a man with serious health conditions who wandered away from the Idaho State Veterans Home Wednesday evening.

Abrocio “Nick” Jaramillo, 36, was reported missing from the veterans home on Alvin Ricken Drive around 5 p.m.

“He has only been in Pocatello about a week,” Jaramillo’s sister, Yolanda Jaramillo-Vialpando, tells EastIdahoNews.com. “He has Huntington’s disease and PTSD. He is delusional and I don’t think he can last a whole other day out there.”

Pocatello police, along with the Pocatello Fire Department, Bannock County Search and Rescue and the Portneuf Medical Center emergency helicopter, searched for Jaramillo Wednesday night without success.

“He doesn’t know anyone’s phone numbers or where they live,” said Jaramillo-Vialpando. “He wanted to get back to Wyoming, where he thinks he has a wife and kids.”

Police are continuing the search for Jaramillo this morning. He may be in danger. He has a beard, glasses and was last seen wearing a plaid shirt, pants and white sandals with black soles.

If you have any information on Jaramillo’s whereabouts, call the Pocatello Police Department at (208) 234-6121.

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