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Input: A man missing since Thursday's Broncos game at Sports Authority Field at Mile High has been located and is safe, Denver police announced Tuesday night. 
  
 Police said on Twitter that Paul Kitterman, 53, was found in Pueblo, adding that any further information would have to come from his family. There was no immediate comment from the family. 
  
 Denver police stressed there was no indication of foul play and that charges were unlikely. 
  
 An officer at the Pueblo Police Department said they would have no comment regarding the situation; however, both The Pueblo Chieftain and KOAA-Channel 5 said Pueblo police confirmed that Kitterman was found Tuesday afternoon near Benfatti Furniture, on Freeway Road. 
  
 KRDO-Channel 13 reported that Pueblo police said Kitterman appeared to be in good health and was in a hotel, awaiting his family's arrival. 
  
 Chieftain reporter Ryan Severance said on Twitter that Pueblo police received a call from Kremmling police indicating Kitterman might be in Pueblo. 
  
 The search for Kitterman began after the Broncos' game against the San Diego Chargers. 
  
 By Tuesday, the story had spread to cable news and across the Internet. 
  
 Kitterman's stepson Jarod Tonneson told The Associated Press in an interview on Monday that Kitterman had not been seen since he left his seat to meet friends during halftime. 
  
 Tonneson filed a missing-persons report with Denver police. 
  
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 The family and friends called local hospitals and detox centers, and taped fliers around Denver. 
  
 "We just don't know what else to do," Tonneson told The AP. "Paul is a simple guy. He doesn't like technology. He doesn't get into drama. He's just an easygoing guy." 
  
 "He was in a good mood, he was happy," Tia Bakke, a friend who was with him at the game, told 7News earlier this week. "I mean, his first Broncos game and he had his stepson with him down at the game. They'd been hunting all day. He was great," 
  
 Kitterman was not carrying his cellphone or credit cards and had very little cash. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
  
 UPDATE: Paul Kitterman walked more than 100 miles to Pueblo before being found safe Tuesday. 
  
 DENVER -- Police say a man reported missing after halftime of the Broncos game in Denver last week was found safe Tuesday night. 
  
 #Breaking: DPD confirming that Paul Kitterman has been located and is safe after going missing from the Bronco Game. — Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) October 29, 2014 
  
 Denver Police said Paul Kitterman, a 53-year-old from Kremmling, was found unharmed in Pueblo. Investigators also said there was no foul play suspected in the case. 
  
 Pueblo police say he was found outside of a Kmart store. They say he told them he wanted to get away and find someplace warm. Pueblo police say he was coherent. Paramedics checked him out and then they took him to a hotel. 
  
 Tia Bakke, one of Kitterman's friends, said they were on their way to Pueblo to pick him up late Tuesday night. 
  
 Kitterman was attending the game with his 20-year-old son and two family friends. 
  
 During halftime, Kitterman's son used the restroom and returned minutes later, unable to find his father. 
  
 “We were looking everywhere in parking lots, trees, bushes, anywhere we could think of,” Jarod Tonneson said Sunday. 
  
 Bakke, who gave Kitterman and his stepson, Jarod Tonneson, their tickets to the game and rode with the pair on the two-hour drive from Kremmling, said he was not intoxicated and he had no mental health issues, she said. 
  
 On Monday, Denver Police confirmed a witness spotted Kitterman inside the stadium during the third quarter. |||||
Output:
The 53-year-old man who mysteriously disappeared during halftime at a Denver Broncos game on Thursday was safely located more than 100 miles from the stadium last night, police announced. In a brief Twitter statement, they noted Paul Kitterman was found safe, that there were no indications of foul play, and that it would be "inappropriate" to comment. Questions were directed toward the family, who the Denver Post reports had no immediate comment. The owner of Pueblo's Benfatti Furniture called police after spotting Kitterman yesterday; he was later found outside a Kmart. Per KDVR and 9News, he reportedly told local police he had had enough football and wanted to get away and be in a warm place, but didn't explain how he got to Pueblo (it was previously reported that he had no credit cards on him.) He was described as coherent. A friend who rode with Kitterman and his stepson to the game says he wasn't drunk on Thursday and didn't have mental health issues. It was supposed to be the first game Kitterman saw with his stepson.