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“Most of Them Are Not Missing, They Are Runaways”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There have been many missing teens in recent weeks. Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit Chief Superintendent Michael Johnson says most of them are not missing, they are runaways.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There have been many missing teens in recent weeks. On Monday a missing person flyer was circulated for 14-year-old Stephanie Mackey.
A MARCO alert was also sent in reference to Stephanie.
Just before 8pm on the same day, police alerted the media that Stephanie had been found.
The same happened with 18-year-old Ashton Shermon who was also missing but was found two days later.
Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit Chief Superintendent Michael Johnson says most of them are not missing, they are runaways.
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