19-year-old reported missing found safe
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JACKSONVILLE, FL – Jacksonville police located a teenager who was reported missing by his family.
The 19-year-old had walked away from a business but was found safe. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office thanks those who took the time to share the 19-year-old’s picture.
News4JAX removed the teenager’s picture, name, and other circumstances to protect his and his family’s privacy.
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