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Missing person found

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Good news. The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office reports LeeAnna Midkiff has been located, and she is safe. She had taken shelter in an abandoned residence until this afternoon when she sought assistance from a resident in the area. 

According to the LCSO Facebook page, “We would like to thank the public, and our local public safety partners for their assistance over the past 24 hours.  God bless and have a safe 2022.”

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