Clearwater Police Say Analicia Duran Located Safe
CLEARWATER, Fla. – The Florida MISSING CHILD Alert for 17-year-old Analicia McKenna Duran has been canceled. The Clearwater Police Department confirmed this afternoon that the missing teenager has been located and is safe.
Duran was found at the corner of Highland Avenue and Grove Street. Further details about the circumstances of her being found have not been released at this time.
ORIGINAL REPORT: A Florida MISSING CHILD Alert has been issued for 17-year-old Analicia McKenna Duran, and Clearwater Police detectives are now providing an update on her last known whereabouts. Authorities are asking the public for immediate assistance in locating the missing teenager.
Analicia, a resident of Jacksonville, was last seen late Thursday night near Coachman Park and The BayCare Sound. She had attended a concert in the area with her mother and a friend of her mother’s. Police say she left after an argument with her mom.
Her cell phone’s last known location was pinged to the area of Drew Street and Mariva Avenue. In an effort to find her, police officers have been conducting a door-to-door search in that neighborhood.
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Analicia is described as a white female, 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighing approximately 105 pounds. She has blonde hair and wears glasses. When she was last seen, she was wearing baggy jean shorts, a two-toned striped gray crop-top T-shirt, and navy blue high-top Converse shoes.
Residents in the Drew Street and Mariva Avenue area are specifically asked to check their home surveillance cameras for any possible footage of the girl.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Analicia McKenna Duran is urged to contact the Clearwater Police Department at 727-562-4242 or dial 911.
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