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29/04/2016
Missing Teenager Found 'Safe And Well'
Police have confirmed that missing 16-year-old Caitlin Maguire has been found safe and well.
Caitlin from Co L'Derry had been missing since Monday evening.
The PSNI issued an appeal after they became concerned for her welfare.
A spokesperson from the police said she had been found "safe and well" and thanked the public for their assistance.
(CD)
Caitlin from Co L'Derry had been missing since Monday evening.
The PSNI issued an appeal after they became concerned for her welfare.
A spokesperson from the police said she had been found "safe and well" and thanked the public for their assistance.
(CD)
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