Missing man Jean Paul Dupuis is pictured in this 2020 photo, but is said to have lost weight since it was taken. (Courtesy Victoria Police Department)

Missing man Jean Paul Dupuis is pictured in this 2020 photo, but is said to have lost weight since it was taken. (Courtesy Victoria Police Department)

UPDATE: Missing Victoria man found safe

Jean Paul Dupuis, 43, had last spoken to family Jan. 1

Victoria police have located missing man Jean Paul Dupuis safe, the department announced Tuesday.

VicPD put out a missing person alert for the 43-year-old on Jan. 20 after Dupuis’ family said they hadn’t seen him since Jan. 1.

On Jan. 25, VicPD said Dupuis had been found safe.

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