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BREAKING: Summers County Police searched for abducted 2 year old

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UPDATE: According to the Summers County Sheriff’s Department, the suspect has been apprehended and the child found safe.

 

JUMPING BRANCH W.Va. (Hinton News) – Police in Summers County are searching for an abducted 2 year old child and the woman who allegedly has her. The Summers County Sheriff’s Department released the following statement:

“We are investigating an abduction in the area of Jumping Branch. We are searching for the whereabouts of Lisa Pack of Jumping Branch. She is unlawfully in possession of a two year old child. If anyone sees her please contact 911 immediately. Any individual assisting or harboring her will be charged accordingly.”

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