(KMZA)--A statewide Silver Alert was cancelled for a missing Marysville man Tuesday evening after he was found safe in Nebraska.
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office requested that the Kansas Bureau of Investigation issue the alert 72-year-old James “ Jim” Knecht.
The KBI requested the public's assistance in locating him.
The KBI said Knecht left his home around 8:30 Tuesday morning and was last seen around 10:00 at a gas station along U.S 36 Highway in Marysville.
Authorities were concerned because he has dementia and didn't take needed medication with him.
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