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15-year-old boy missing from Crystal Lake found safe

By Sam Charles

Screen_Shot_2015_04_29_at_10.39.10_AM.png — Enrique Angeles | Crystal Lake police photo

A 15-year-old boy missing Monday from northwest suburban Crystal Lake has been found safe Wednesday afternoon.

Enrique Angeles was last seen leaving a family member’s home in Cary on Monday, according to an alert from Crystal Lake police.

He was found about 4 p.m. Wednesday and is “in good health,” police said.

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