Husband of city councilwoman found safe

The 80-year-old husband of a city councilwoman was found safe Monday night after McDonough police had issued a Mattie’s Call.

Frederick Arthur Notti, the husband of McDonough Councilwoman Gail Notti, has Alzheimer’s disease, police said. He had last been seen at 2 p.m. Monday leaving home in a royal blue 2008 Ford Ranger pickup truck.

He was found in good condition in Forest Park, authorities told Channel 2 Action News.

--Dispatch editor Angel K. Brooks contributed to this article.

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