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Police have confirmed that Richard Romeril has been "found safe and well" after being located in St. Peter in the early hours of this morning.
The islander – who was suspected missing after he left his home address on Friday 8 September – was located just before 02:00 this morning on La Route des Hêtres by a police officer on patrol.
Police extended their thanks to the public for searching in their gardens, sheds and out-houses, and to those who checked their CCTV and called in with information.
Police officers, drones, helicopters and search dogs had all been involved in the search for Mr Romeril.
Pictured: Richard Romeril has now been "found safe and well".
The 48-year-old left his home address in St John at around 08:30 on Friday 8 September.
He was subsequently seen on CCTV in town, and police later confirmed that he was buying camping equipment.
Pictured: Mr Romeril's vehicle, a black Kia Sportage, was located at Noirmont Point at around 14:00 on Friday.
Mr Romeril purchased a green tent, a black and blue sleeping bag, a grey Eurohike rucksack and a blue foam sleeping mat from Blacks in King Street.
He was seen again on CCTV at B&Q buying an orange bucket and a grey tarpaulin at around 09:45 on Friday morning.
His vehicle, a black Kia Sportage, was located at Noirmont Point at around 14:00 on Friday.
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