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Girl missing from Lawndale located

Briana Sullivan, 14, was last seen in the 3600 block of West Douglas Boulevard.

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A teenage girl reported missing from Lawndale on the West Side has been found.

Briana Sullivan, 14, was last seen Wednesday in the 3600 block of West Douglas Boulevard, Chicago police said in a missing person alert.

Police canceled the alert Friday, stating that Sullivan was located safely. Further details were not provided.

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