(Update 4:56 p.m.) – A Savannah man reported missing was found injured Wednesday afternoon in Andrew County.

The Savannah Police Dept. had been searching for 47-year-old Tony Snodgrass who was reported missing after he left his home Monday evening and no one heard from him.

Chief David Vincent said Snodgrass was located by family members out in the county.  He was found with non-life threatening injuries and transported to Mosaic Life Care for evaluation.

The police department is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

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(2 p.m.) – The Savannah Police Department is asking the public for help in finding a man who went missing earlier this week.

Authorities are searching for 47-year-old Tony Snodgrass.

“He was depressed when he left the home so we’re worried about his safety for that reason,” said Chief David Vincent. “He left his house on Monday evening and was supposed to be going to Ray, Mo. and never showed up and no one has heard from him since.”

The Savannah Police Department sent the missing persons flyer out to the media Wednesday in an effort to ask the public for help in locating Snodgrass’s whereabouts.  He was last seen in a green 1994 Ford Ranger pickup.

Anyone with information is asked to call dispatch at (816) 324-4114.