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Girl missing from Brighton Park returns home

Alexandra Tanguma was last seen Sunday near the area of 26th Street and Albany Avenue in Little Village.

By Sun-Times Wire

A 12-year-old girl reported missing from Brighton Park has been safely located.

Alexandra Tanguma was reported missing from the 4400 block of South Richmond Street after she was last seen Sunday, Chicago police said.

Police said Tuesday morning that Tanguma was found safe and returned home.

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