DESIREE L INGLEDUE - 16 yo - Perry (Lake Erie shore-NE of Cleveland) OH

Police Chief Mike Emigh said they are following up on every lead but
the whereabouts of 16-year-old Desiree L. Ingledue remains unknown.She was reported missing by her family on Feb. 9 and the Columbiana County sheriff has issued a warrant for her as a runaway.Police
had received information that she went to Pennsylvania with a Salem man
and they were going to get married, but on Wednesday Emigh said that
while police had "no clear location" of where she was, "follow-up leads
indicate she's in the Wellsville or East Liverpool area.""We've
searched everywhere up here, when we get a tip," Emigh said, explaining
that she quit using her cell phone and Facebook page."She's kind of clammed up," he said.When
she didn't come home from school, the family advised police and her
name was entered into the Law Enforcement Agencies Data System (LEADS)
as a runaway.Ingledue's younger sister reported she was last seen
wearing pink cowboy boots, a black coat and a black hoodie with a skull
on it. She reportedly dyed her hair blonde, police said.The
Salem man she reportedly left the state with said he saw her that day
and she told him she wasn't going home because of problems there.The
man said the conversation was brief due to a no contact order with her
and police advised him to contact the department if he had further
contact with her, and was advised of the consequences if he failed to do
that.Cell phone records showed numerous text messages between her and the man along with several phone calls.Police
advised her mother to contact the Columbiana County Juvenile Court
regarding ongoing issues and the possibility of filing charges.Anyone with information should contact Perry Township Police at 330-332-1000.
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SALEM - After nearly three weeks, the 16-year-old girl missing
from her Perry Township home was located in Salem Tuesday night by Salem
police.Desiree L. Ingledue was back home on Wednesday after spending the night in the Tobin Center, her mother, Darlene Ingledue, said.Police
took her into custody at 11:43 p.m. after receiving a tip she was at
156 Washington Ave. Upon arrival, resident Richard Myers told police she
wasn't there but a search located her in a hole in the wall in a
bathroom, Det. Dave Talbert said."The officers found it hard to
believe anyone could fit in there," Talbert said, adding Myers, 19, was
charged with obstructing official business and could face additional
charges.Ingledue will be arraigned in juvenile court next Wednesday on runaway charges filed by the Columbiana County sheriff.She
was reported missing by her family on Feb. 9 when she didn't come home
from school and police entered her name into the Law Enforcement
Agencies Data System (LEADS) as a runaway and she became the subject of a
search.At the time she was thought to be anywhere from
Pennsylvania to the East Liverpool and Wellsville areas, according to
Perry Township police.A Salem man she reportedly left the state
with said he saw her on Feb. 9 and she told him she wasn't going home
because of problems there.The man said the conversation was brief
due to a no contact order with her and police advised him to contact
the department if he had further contact with her, and was advised of
the consequences if he failed to do that.Her mother said Wednesday that her daughter told them she was in West Virginia, Virginia, Illinois and Alliance."That's what she was telling everybody."http://www.salemnews.net/page/content.detail/id/539925/Missing-Perry-Twp--girl--16--loc---.html