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Boy, 13, found safe after reported missing in Logan Square

By Sun-Times Wire

screen_shot_2019_03_22_at_2.33.41_am_e1553240208906.png — Natanael Ventura | Chicago Police

A missing 13-year-old boy from Logan Square has been found safe, police said.

Natanael Ventura was last seen March 18 in the 1800 block of North Drake Avenue, Chicago Police said.

He was located and returned home safe to his family, police said on May 6.

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