On Monday, Milwaukee police had issued a critical missing person advisory for 36-year-old Colton Pulaski. Appealing to the public for assistance, Pulaski had disappeared on Sept. 20, spotted last near Appleton and Glendale, wearing a black eye patch over his left eye. According to CBS58, he was described as a slender white male, around 5 feet 9 inches tall, around 180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. His attire included a black hoodie, black jeans, and black boots.
Following continuous search efforts, a recent update has brought relief as the Milwaukee Police Department confirms Pulaski being found safe. Prior to the update, the concern was heightened due to him traveling by foot, which the Milwaukee police revealed, and particular details of his physical appearance were distinctive, notably the black eye patch over his left eye, reported WISN.
Details surrounding the circumstances of Pulaski's safe return have not been released as of the most recent reports. A brief statement issued by the Milwaukee Police Department offered no elaboration on the investigation's end, simply indicating that he was found safe, a fact also noted by FOX6Now. It remains unclear how Pulaski came to disappear and what led to his eventual location.
