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Teen runaways sought by Cortland County Sheriff’s Office

7 years ago in Local

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Cortland, NY (WHCU) – The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help in locating a couple of teen runaways.

Friday deputies received a reported missing persons complaint involving 17-year old Thomas Henry of Cincinnatus and 14-year old Taylor resident Brooke Maricle.

It’s believed the two ran away from their homes to meet up with one another and then leave the area. Henry was last seen at around 12:30 Friday morning while the young girl Maricle was last seen around 10 Thursday night.

Officials have no reason to believe the pair is in danger.

The boy’s described as Caucasian with brown hair and blue eyes, 6-1, 140 pounds. Maricle is also a Caucasian standing 5-2, 130 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.

Please report any information you may have about this couple to the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office.

 

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