TALLAHASSEE, Fla — The Florida Department of Law Enforcement says the Missing Child Alert for a 13-year-old Tallahassee girl has been canceled.
Nevaeh Keyon was located safe Thursday morning, according to the FDLE.
The Missing Child Alert for her had been activated Wednesday.
This is the criteria that must be met for FDLE to activate a Missing Child Alert:
- The child is under the age of 18
- Law enforcement has a well-founded belief, based on an active investigation, that the child is in danger of death or serious bodily injury
- There is a detailed description or photograph of the child to broadcast to the public
- The local law enforcement agency of jurisdiction recommends activation
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