Adam Louis has been found. (RCMP handout)

Adam Louis has been found. (RCMP handout)

Update: Missing Penticton man found

Police confirm the man has been located safe

Police can confirm that the 41-year-old Penticton man missing since Feb. 23 has been located safe.

The Penticton RCMP would like to thank the public for all of their help.

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