UPDATE: Runaway teen has been located in Hopkinsville

Police said there is a possibility the 15-year-old girl may be in the Hopkinsville area.

By ClarksvilleNow.com October 24, 2017 2:13 pm

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – A runaway juvenile has been located in Hopkinsville.

15-year-old Denesha Harris left her residence on October 16 and did not return home. Clarksville Police issued a release Monday indicating Harris could possible be in Hopkinsville.

She was found safe Tuesday night.

Anyone with information can contact Detective Jobe at 931-648-0656, ext 5269, the TIPSLINE at 931-645-8477, or submit a tip anonymously at P3tips.com/591.

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