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Alert canceled for 15-year-old girl reported missing from Back of the Yards

By Alice Yin

screen_shot_2018_09_16_at_3_04_05_am_e1537085089412.png — Daniela Mancilla | Chicago police

A missing person alert for a 14-year-old girl who who was reported missing Saturday from the South Side Back of the Yards neighborhood has been canceled.

Daniela Mancilla was last seen about 5 p.m. near 51st Street and Winchester, according to a missing person alert from Chicago Police.

On Sunday, police reported that the alert had been canceled, but provided no additional information.

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