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Juvenile Runaway Report
On Thursday 11/24/16 at 2113 hours I was dispatched to a juvenile runaway report at 2304 A ST SE #62 in the City of Auburn, King Co, Wa. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Antonio Roblez-Guzman, stated his 14 year old daughter, Ashley Roblez, left their residence at about 1930 hours and did not return.

I contacted Antonio at his residence, #62. Antonio told me at about 1930 hours, Ashley left their residence through the front door without his permission and without saying where she was going. Antonio said he went outside and looked for Ashley, but he could not find her.

Antonio stated Ashley had been having problems in school and skipped school this entire week. Antonio said because of this, he took Ashley's cell phone away from her
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