Charlotte Sena found: Suspect in custody and nine-year-old girl found safe after vanishing on a New
- 8 months ago
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Authorities, two , nine -year -old girl who disappeared on camp trip in New York State Park was safe and suspect was detained, he said. Before the presence of Charlotte Sena, his family took a ransom note in their homes, and told New York Governor Kathy Hochul CNN. Hochul told Anderson Cooper from CNN that he had fingerprints on the note, which helped the authorities watch a suspect and ultimately find Charlotte. Hochul said the suspect's fingerprints were already in a law enforcement database, but it was not detailed in any previous case, including the suspect. He said, "I have to pay attention to this is still a lively investigation." Governor said that mobile phone pings also helped the authorities find Charlotte. "It was extraordinary to see how they followed him to an individual's house." "The house was surrounded by law enforcement officers and helicopters and they were able to bring it to security. "And soon later, he was on the arm of his family in a hospital." He confirmed that Governor Charlotte was healthy. New York State Police did not give information about where Charlotte was located or the suspect. Lieutenant Colonel Richard Mazzone of New York State Police reported that Charlotte's bike was lost at 6.45 o'clock after a cycle without him. Mazzone said the authorities were afraid that Charlotte might have been kidnapped after he couldn't find him close. On Monday, the police canceled an amber warning published on Sunday morning. The state police said that the number of people looking for Charlotte reached 400 people until Monday morning. Those who helped were 34 voluntary fire departments and private groups, federals, states and local law enforcement officers. Officials, before being found, the search area expanded more than 74 linear kilometers, he said.
Authorities, two , nine -year -old girl who disappeared on camp trip in New York State Park was safe and suspect was detained, he said. Before the presence of Charlotte Sena, his family took a ransom note in their homes, and told New York Governor Kathy Hochul CNN. Hochul told Anderson Cooper from CNN that he had fingerprints on the note, which helped the authorities watch a suspect and ultimately find Charlotte. Hochul said the suspect's fingerprints were already in a law enforcement database, but it was not detailed in any previous case, including the suspect. He said, "I have to pay attention to this is still a lively investigation." Governor said that mobile phone pings also helped the authorities find Charlotte. "It was extraordinary to see how they followed him to an individual's house." "The house was surrounded by law enforcement officers and helicopters and they were able to bring it to security. "And soon later, he was on the arm of his family in a hospital." He confirmed that Governor Charlotte was healthy. New York State Police did not give information about where Charlotte was located or the suspect. Lieutenant Colonel Richard Mazzone of New York State Police reported that Charlotte's bike was lost at 6.45 o'clock after a cycle without him. Mazzone said the authorities were afraid that Charlotte might have been kidnapped after he couldn't find him close. On Monday, the police canceled an amber warning published on Sunday morning. The state police said that the number of people looking for Charlotte reached 400 people until Monday morning. Those who helped were 34 voluntary fire departments and private groups, federals, states and local law enforcement officers. Officials, before being found, the search area expanded more than 74 linear kilometers, he said.