Missing Westbrook woman found safe
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Missing Westbrook woman found safe
The 31-year-old was reported missing by her family Sunday.
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Posted Yesterday at 3:48 PM
Updated June 7
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Gabrielle Lodge. (Courtesy of Westbrook Police Department.)
Police have safely located 31-year-old Gabrielle Lodge, who was reported missing by her family Sunday.
Police released a statement at around 2:50 p.m. requesting information from the public about Lodge’s whereabouts.
“We are pleased to report that the missing female has been located, and they are safe,” Capt. Steve Goldberg said in a statement about two hours later.
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