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State Police Search For 15-Year-Old Patient Missing from Hampstead Hospital

By News Release | 1 hour ago

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Hampstead Hospital in Hampstead

Editor’s note: Shortly after 6:30 p.m. State Police said the teen was found and is safe, but provided no other details.

HAMPSTEAD – Troopers are searching the area of Hampstead Hospital & Residential Treatment Facility for a missing 15-year-old boy who is a patient at the facility.

The teenager was last seen wearing maroon joggers and a white button-down shirt. Report sightings of anyone matching the description in the area to 911.

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