<p>A Woodbury man who had been reported missing has been located, Nassau County police said Saturday.</p>
<p>Police had said in a news release earlier Saturday that Bhaskar Banik, 33, was last seen leaving his Woodbury home on foot around midnight Friday. </p>

A Woodbury man who had been reported missing has been located, Nassau County police said Saturday. Police had said in a news release earlier Saturday that Bhaskar Banik, 33, was last seen leaving his Woodbury home on foot around midnight Friday.

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