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FOUND: Teen, 13, missing from Schorsch Village

Emily Kohler, 13, has been reported missing from Schorsch Village on the North Side has been located.

By Sun-Times Wire

Screen_Shot_2019_06_01_at_4.43.43_PM.png — Emily Kohler

A teenage girl reported missing from Schorsch Village on the North Side has been located.

Emily Kohler, 13, of the 7000 block of West Newport Avenue, was last seen Friday, according to a missing persons report from Chicago police.

Police canceled the alert Saturday, stating that Kohler had been safely located. Further details were not provided.

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