Police search for Gympie man Ethan Coleman missing from Sports Club
Police have ended their search for a 26-year-old Gympie man who went missing right before Anzac Day, after he was found safe and well.
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Police have ended their search for a 26-year-old Gympie man who went missing right before Anzac Day after he was found safe and well.
Ethan Coleman was last seen leaving the Gympie Sports Club on Shields St, at the city’s golf course, at 76.15pm, police said in a statement Tuesday.
Police said in a statement one hour later Mr Coleman had been found safe and well.
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