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A kind-hearted Samaritan locates a teenager from Rochester who went missing and drives him back home from Connecticut

Beth Streett by Beth Streett
August 5, 2024
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On Sunday morning, Matt Mowry happily declared that his son, Cacidy Mowry, had returned home safely and was now sound asleep in his own bed in Rochester.

According to Mowry, his son was discovered wandering on a street in Connecticut by a kind-hearted individual who had previously experienced being a runaway. This occurred on a Sunday.

According to Mowry, the individual managed to persuade Cacidy to accompany him back to his place and eventually convinced him to return home. The said person then drove Cacidy to Rochester. Mowry stated, “At approximately 4 a.m., the police arrived at our doorstep with Cacidy.”

According to a post on the Rochester police Facebook page, 15-year-old Cacidy Mowry has been found and is safe. The authorities express gratitude for the tips and cooperation received during the investigation, as well as the support of various agencies, organizations, and businesses that helped ensure Cacidy’s safe return home.

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Expressing his gratitude, Mowry extended his thanks to all those who offered their help and well wishes during this challenging time. He acknowledged the long road ahead but emphasized the joy and relief of being safe. Mowry affirmed that as a family, they will work together to overcome this obstacle.

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Beth Streett, is a Publisher for the Hartsville News Journal, specializes in covering a wide array of topics, from local politics to community events. Her compelling writing style and dedication to uncovering the truth have made him a favorite among the journal’s readers. Beth Streett's ability to connect with the community and tell their stories is a testament to his journalistic integrity.

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