"Later this week, investigators with Gwinnett County’s Special Victim’s Unit learned the Pricilla had been calling Thompson from a blocked number, telling him “she was in a building with many people and they wouldn’t let her leave,” police spokesman Cpl. Edwin Ritter said. Pricilla later told investigators — who had confiscated Thompson’s phone — that she was at a Kroger in Atlanta and didn’t want to go home. “She never indicated that she was in any sort of fear or danger and claimed she was fine,” Ritter said. Investigators were ultimately able to trace the number the girl was calling from to an intersection in Las Vegas, Nevada. While they spoke with her, they also contacted the Las Vegas Police Department and provided them her location. LVPD responded to the location and found Pricilla “safe and unhurt,” Ritter said. She told police there that she caught a bus to Las Vegas and had been there for one or two days, he said." http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/home/headlines/...
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