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Missing, endangered man found safe

Written by: November 21 2018
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Update: Deputies said Gilbert Peirce – who was described as missing and endangered Wednesday – has been found safe. Further details on where he was found were not immediately available.

Earlier story

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Deputies are searching for a man they described as endangered who went missing Wednesday afternoon.

Gilbert Peirce
PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Indian River County deputies said Gilbert Peirce – who has Alzheimer’s disease – was last seen riding a dark blue or green Fuji racing bike about 1 p.m. Wednesday on southbound State Road A1A, near the River Club. Peirce’s age and address were not immediately available.

Deputies said Peirce was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black bike shorts and a blue helmet.

Anyone who sees Peirce or knows of his whereabouts should contact the sheriff’s public safety dispatch at 772-978-6240.

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