UPDATE: Missing Langford teen located

Local police thank the public for help in locating 17-year-old

UPDATE: Missing Langford teen located

UPDATE: The West Shore RCMP has located the missing Langford teen.

Police issued a release after the 17-year-old was last seen Tuesday morning (May 29) at 8 a.m. near Ruth King Elementary school in Langford. But the youth was reported as found shortly before 9 p.m. that evening.

The West Shore RCMP thanked the public for their assistance with this case.

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