15-year-old found safe after disappearing from hotel lobby

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After a tense search, a 15-year-old boy was found safe following his disappearance from a hotel lobby in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The incident occurred when the teenager stepped out to grab coffee, prompting immediate concern and an extensive search operation. Local law enforcement responded quickly, with night-shift officers deciding to volunteer their time to continue the search even after their shifts ended. Their commitment to the teen's safety was instrumental in locating him unharmed. Such incidents emphasize the critical role that community vigilance plays in protecting youth.

Law enforcement officials have praised the community's support and quick response, which contributed positively to the outcome. This event not only underscores safety issues for minors but also highlights the importance of collaboration between police and community members. The successful resolution of this situation serves as a reassurance to families about the effectiveness of local law enforcement efforts.

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