Woman, infant daughter missing from Wentworth Gardens found safe

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Angel Bruce (left) and her daughter, Taniyah Taylor | Chicago police

A woman and her 1-month-old daughter who were missing from Wentworth Gardens on the South Side have been found.

Angel Bruce, 18, was last seen Monday with her daughter, Taniyah Taylor, in the 3700 block of South Princeton, according to a missing person alert from Chicago police.

Police said Tuesday that both mother and daughter had been located and were safe.

Additional information was not provided.

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