Man and baby found after 10 hours missing in the Royal National Park
Police and family held serious concerns for the pair after they failed to return home last night.
A missing man and a three-month-old baby have been found after they went missing in a national park on Anzac Day.
Ben Cullen, 39, and Roam Cullen were last seen on Sir Bertram Stevens Drive in Sydney’s Royal National Park about 8.15pm on Thursday.
When they failed to return home and could not be located or contacted, officers were notified and commenced inquiries into their whereabouts.
Police and family held serious concerns for both Ben and Roams welfare as the behaviour was out of character.
However, police confirmed they returned home about 6.30am on Friday.
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