Lynnwood girl, 11, found after going missing for 2 weeks | HeraldNet.com

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Sha’niece Watson, an 11-year-old girl from Lynnwood, has been found safe after being reported missing for approximately two weeks. She disappeared on April 27, prompting concern from her family and the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office, which noted her history of leaving home. The sheriff's office highlighted the unusual nature of her prolonged absence and had solicited public assistance in locating her. Authorities mobilized their Special Investigations Unit and worked closely with regional law enforcement agencies to conduct the search. In a positive update, the sheriff’s office announced that Sha’niece was located safe over the weekend, relieving fears surrounding her safety.

The office expressed gratitude for the efforts of all involved in the search, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration in such cases. Her return is a significant relief for her family and the local community, which had been on high alert during her absence.

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