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Missing girl located

Update:
RCMP say 14 year old Mabel Jones-James and 23 year old Jerome Peters have both been located.

Out of concern for Jones-James privacy, no further information will be released.

Police are thankful to those who posted, re-tweeted, liked or shared the story.

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The Nanaimo RCMP are looking for a 14 year old girl.

Police say Mabel Jones-James has not been seen since Monday February 29th.
Jones-James is believed to be in the company of 23 year old Jerome Anthony Peters.

Peters is prohibited by a Court order to have contact with her.

The pair both live in Nanaimo but no one has heard from them.

Jones-James does not have a cell phone and has not been active on social media but she doens have family and friends throughout central Vancouver Island.
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Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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