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Teiinie Clavon (Metropolitan Police Department)
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An 11-year-old girl, missing since last week, has been found safe, according to Nevada Child Seekers.

Teiinie Clavon “has been safely recovered,” the nonprofit agency reported Thursday night in a tweet. Clavon was last seen in the southeast Las Vegas Valley, according to Metropolitan Police Department records.

Police had said Clavon might possibly be in severe emotional distress and in need of medical assistance.

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