Silver Alert Canceled For Johnston County Man

Monday, January 7th 2013, 10:49 am

By: News 9

The Johnston County Sheriff's Department has canceled a silver alert for an elderly man.

Police have found 84-year-old Melvin Pidgue safe and unharmed. Pidgue was last seen at Mercy Memorial in Tishomingo early Monday morning, January 7.

Pidgue is wearing a black jacket, jeans and a baseball cap. He was last seen in a gray 2000 Toyota Pickup with a toolbox. The tag number is 375ARX.

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