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Missing 14-year-old girl found, family says

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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (KDVR) — UPDATE: A 14-year-old girl missing since last week has been found, according to her mother.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation sent out an endangered missing alert for the girl, who was last seen near Englewood High School last Thursday morning.

“She said she was going to lunch, her friends thought she was going to lunch, then that was it,” the girl’s mother told FOX31.

She said she dropped her daughter off at school on Wednesday and she never came home Wednesday night. But friends said that her daughter was near school on Thursday, but no one heard back from her after lunch.

“She hasn’t been on social media. She hasn’t contacted anyone,” the girl’s mother said.

CBI told FOX31 and Channel 2 this is a missing and endangered alert, and if new information becomes available it could elevate. The girl’s mother said has never run away in the past.

“I figured at least a phone call to me or her best friend, but nothing,” she said.

By Friday, when the mother said she hadn’t heard anything, she reported her daughter missing to Englewood Police. FOX31 and Channel 2 reached out to police for an update on the search and are waiting to hear back.

‘Please call,’ mother pleads

“This has always been my biggest fear, something happening to my child and me not having any control over it,” she said.

The girl’s mother asked for help finding her daughter.

“If you see her or think it’s her, or your child hears something, please call,” she said.

The girl’s mother posted all over social media. She said there were rumors her daughter was possibly in the Westminster area, but she said there have been no solid leads on that information.

“She’s always on social media and always in contact with us. She never just disappears,” she said.

She is just pleading her daughter makes it home safely.

If you have any information, CBI said to call 911 or the Englewood Police Department at 303-761-7410 or the Sheridan Police Department at 303-762-2211.

Englewood Schools sent a message on social media on Wednesday, stating that the girl’s “family is in our thoughts. We are hoping she is found quickly and that she is safe.”