A 13-year-old boy who went missing Tuesday was quickly located, police say.
He was last seen Tuesday in the early afternoon in the Rideau and Corrigan Street area of downtown Kingston.
Kingston police say his family was concerned for his safety because he has a medical condition.
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After putting his picture and information out on social media, Kingston police say a member of the public recognized him and the boy was found safe.
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