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Missing Devon teenager found safe and well

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
February 5, 2015
in Community News
Have you seen missing teenager Ryan?

An Ivybridge teenager who hasn’t been seen by his family since 20th January has been found safe and well.

Ryan was reported missing by his parents after he was dropped off to work at Devonport Dockyard in Plymouth but later, his colleagues called them asking where he was:
https://wearesouthdevon.com/have-you-seen-missing-teenager-ryan/

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He was found late on Wednesday evening, 4th February in High Street, Taunton.

He is now safe at home.

The Police would like to thank the public for their assitance in reporting sightings of Ryan.

 

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