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Missing Teenage girl returns home

April 6, 2017

Missing Teenage girl returns home
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The fourteen years old girl by the name of Keianna Y. Encarnacion that was reported missing on Monday, April 3rd has returned home. She is in good health and in custody of her mother. The Juvenile Department has been informed and an interview with Keianna and her mother are scheduled for today Thursday, April 6th to discuss this case.
The Police Department is thanking the community of Sint Maarten, the many social media outlets and local newspapers for their input in the search for Keianna Encarnacion.

KPSM Press Release

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Missing. Teenage girl returns home

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/missing-teenage-girl-returns-home/

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