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Orlando Health Asks For Help Identifying Patient

by (WMFE)

Orlando Regional Medical Center.


Orlando Health is asking for help identifying a patient in the hospital for more than two weeks.

The man was hit by a car while walking near Kirkman and Colonial Drive on December 27th . The hospital can’t release photos, but they did release a description of the man:

The man is believed to be in his late 20s. He’s 5 foot 6 inches tall, 144 pounds and has spiky hair and a goatee. He appears to be Hispanic or Asian, and has no tattoos or identifying features.

Anyone with information is asked to call Orlando Health at 321-841-7505 or 317-403-2180.

 


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