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21/08/2018
Missing Alliance Councillor Found 'Safe And Well'
Missing Alliance councillor David Armitage has been found "safe and well" and is said to be "getting the help he needs".
Appeals were issued on social media for Mr Armitage after concerns were raised for his well-being.
Posting to her Twitter accounts, Alliance leader Naomi Long thanked everyone who helped search for Mr Armitage.
She wrote: "He has been found, is with me and getting the help he needs. All of you have proven how powerful Twitter can be and I am forever grateful."
The party also posted: "For all those searching and helping, David Armitage has been found safe and well, and is getting the help he needs. Thanks to all those who took the time to help in any way, shape or form. It's much appreciated from everyone in Alliance."
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Appeals were issued on social media for Mr Armitage after concerns were raised for his well-being.
Posting to her Twitter accounts, Alliance leader Naomi Long thanked everyone who helped search for Mr Armitage.
She wrote: "He has been found, is with me and getting the help he needs. All of you have proven how powerful Twitter can be and I am forever grateful."
The party also posted: "For all those searching and helping, David Armitage has been found safe and well, and is getting the help he needs. Thanks to all those who took the time to help in any way, shape or form. It's much appreciated from everyone in Alliance."
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