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    Missing Teen Janteah Smith Safely Reunited With Family

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    Janteah Smith has been safely reunited with her family.

    Smith, who reportedly left home approximately one week ago without the consent of her parents, was located in the Villa area shortly after 3:00 p.m. on Monday, July 27.

    She appeared to be in good health and is currently at the Criminal Investigations Department (CID), where futher Investigations are ongoing.

    The Police Administration, along with her family, extends sincere appreciation to the media and the general public for their assistance, cooperation, and the information shared during the search for Janteah.

    The Police Administration also takes this opportunity to encourage parents and guardians to maintain open and consistent communication with their children, remain actively involved in their daily routines, and promptly report any concerns regarding missing or vulnerable juveniles.

    Early reporting and community cooperation are often critical in ensuring the safe and timely recovery of missing persons.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Missing Teen Janteah Smith Safely Reunited With Family.

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