Missing Adelaide man Jacob Norris found alive and arrested by police
A missing man has been found alive - and arrested immediately - two weeks after police feared he had drowned.
A missing man who disappeared more than two weeks ago and was feared drowned has been found alive and arrested.
Jacob Norris was last seen when he left his Happy Valley home in Adelaide about 5.45am on July 13.
His car was found abandoned at Aldinga Beach the same morning.
Police were concerned for his welfare and feared he may have gone into the water and not resurfaced.
Multiple large scale water, ground and air searches were launched around the beach.
However, SA Police on Wednesday revealed they found Mr Norris in the town of Quorn, about 340 km away.
He was arrested on an outstanding warrant and will appear in the Port Augusta Magistrates Court later on Wednesday.
Police thanked the public for their help in finding him.
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