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13-year-old boy reported missing from West Pullman has been found

By Sun-Times Wire

screen_shot_2018_09_03_at_8_29_03_pm_e1536024577693.png — Duane Terry | Chicago police

A 13-year-old boy who went missing Thursday from the West Pullman neighborhood on the South Side has been found.

Duane Terry was last seen near the 12000 block of South Yale, according to an alert from Chicago police.

On Wednesday, police said Terry had been located, but did not provide additional information.

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