UPDATED: Saanich police locate 17-year-old girl reported missing on Nov. 22

UPDATED: Saanich police locate 17-year-old girl reported missing on Nov. 22

The teen was found ‘safe and sound,’ say police

A 17-year-old Saanich girl reported missing on the evening of Nov. 22 has been located.

Saanich police said she was found “safe and sound.”

READ ALSO: Stolen vehicle, drugs, weapons seized by Saanich police during two traffic stops less than 24 hours apart

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